You might think that you know what you’re asking for, but when talking with your supplier, it’s important that you both use the same language to be sure you’ll get what you need.
See my article on the meanings of terms used in the sheet metals industry in the February 2018 issue of @Metalforming from @PMAtalk http://www.metalformingmagazine.com/magazine/article/?/2018/2/1/Know_Your_Sheetmetal_Terminology–Part_1
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