Precision Forging
Introduction to precision forging
Precision forging is a metal forming process in which a metal part is formed by applying a compressive force to a heated metal blank. It is a highly accurate and efficient process that can be used to create complex parts with precise tolerances. The process begins with the selection of the appropriate material, followed by the selection of a forging tool and die. The heated metal blank is then placed in the die and the compressive force is applied, resulting in the desired shape. Precision forging offers superior mechanical properties and surface finishes compared to other manufacturing technologies.
What are key benefits of precision forging?
- Improved Design Flexibility: Precision forging allows for more complex shapes and contours than traditional forging methods, enabling engineers to create more intricate parts and components. This flexibility also enables engineers to reduce the number of manufacturing steps required to create a part or component, thus reducing costs and lead times.
- Enhanced Strength and Durability: Precision forging provides superior strength and durability compared to traditional forging methods. Parts and components made with precision forging are typically stronger and less susceptible to fatigue and breakage.
- Improved Tolerance and Accuracy: Precision forging allows for more accurate and consistent tolerances compared to traditional forging methods. This leads to higher quality parts and components with fewer defects.
- Reduced Weight: Precision forging can reduce the weight of parts and components due to its ability to form complex shapes and contours. This can lead to cost savings in production and transportation costs.
- Reduced Manufacturing Costs: The improved design flexibility, strength, and accuracy of precision forging can reduce the number of parts and components required for a product, leading to lower manufacturing costs. Additionally, precision forging can lower labor costs as fewer people are required to handle complex parts and components.
Forging parts for different industries using precision forging
We manufacture several forging parts for various industries, some of are them mentioned below:
- Aerospace: Landing Gear, Aircraft Structures, Engine Components, Turbine Blades.
- Automotive: Connecting Rods, Pistons, Crankshafts, Camshafts, Wheel Hubs, Gears.
- Industrial: Axles, Drive Shafts, Valves, Fasteners, Bearings, Couplings.
- Mining: Mining Tools, Earth Moving Components.
- Marine: Propellers, Shafts, Gears.
- Power Generation: Turbine Parts, Generator Parts.
- Oil & Gas: Valve Bodies, Valve Seats, Seals, Flanges.
- Medical: Orthopedic Implants, Surgical Instruments.
- Agriculture: Tractor Parts, Implements, Blades.
Our forging process
Die & design
Step 01
Material selection & hearing
Step 02
Press forging process
Step 03
Finishing
Step 04
QA & Inspection
Step 05