There are many factors to consider when deciding what type of forging process should be used to manufacture metal parts. Cold forging enables the shape and size of metals to be altered while the temperature is cold or below the recrystallization point at room temperature. Therefore, due to the low temperatures of cold forging, the […]
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Modern technologies and equipment have advanced the ancient art of forging into a process that can be done with extreme precision and quality, otherwise known as precision forging. Precision forging can achieve results with the quality of a final piece with little to no finishing work required. The forging techniques that can achieve these precision […]
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The most common process of cold forging at or near room temperature is called impression die forging, also known as closed die forging. This method places the metal into a die, and then utilizes a hammer to pound it in a rapid sequence, forcing it into the die. The die is the customized mold tailored […]
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Hot forging and cold forging are two methods of metal forming that are similar yet very different at the same time. A manufacturer will choose which process to undertake for economic reasons or depending on which process will render the best quality and form depending on the material. Hot forging is the more sufficient process […]
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The process of cold forging enables the shape and size of metals to be altered while the temperature is cold or below the recrystallization point at room temperature. The degree to how well cold forging can shape and deform the material depends greatly on the type of metal used, the chemical composition, and annealed properties […]
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