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| '''Swaging''' is a metal forming technique in which the metal is ] to its final shape. Swaging differs from forging in that the metal is ]. | |||
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| The most common use of swaging is to attach fittings to pipes or cables; the fitting loosely fits on the pipe and a mechanical or hydraulic tool compresses and deforms the fitting, creating a permanent joint. Pipe flaring machines are another example. | |||
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| In ] a swage is a tool for forming the kerf on large ] teeth. A clamp attaches a mandrel and die to the tooth and the eccentric die is rotated, swaging the tip. | |||
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