Characteristics of forging processing

Forging processing refers to the process of heating the heated billet to a certain extent, and then the metal billet has a certain shape. Then, forging equipment such as a hammer or press, in conjunction with a mold, applies pressure to the billet to deform it, resulting in a metal product with a certain shape scale and mechanical properties. Forging processing can eliminate defects such as pores, shrinkage cavities, and dendrites inside metal ingots. Due to the plastic deformation and recrystallization of the metal, coarse grains are refined, resulting in a dense metal structure and improving the mechanical properties of the forging.

Forging processingIt can eliminate defects such as pores, shrinkage cavities, and dendrites inside the metal ingot, and refine coarse grains due to plastic deformation and recrystallization of the metal, resulting in a dense metal structure and improving the mechanical properties of the forging.

Metal plastic forming mainly relies on the rearrangement of the relative positions of the metal, without the need to remove the metal, resulting in high material utilization.

High productivity, generally using a press and forging hammer for forming processing.

The accuracy of blanks or forgings is relatively high, which can achieve less or no cutting processing.

The metal materials used for forging should have good plasticity, so that they can undergo plastic deformation without cracking under external forces.

Not suitable for forming forgings with complex shapes, as the flow of metal is restricted.