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Metalworking Forging Process to Forge Hand Tools Cold

Posted at January 7, 2014 , By dfprecision , Categories Cold Forging,Forged Products,Forging Tools,Hand Tools,Industrial Tools , Comment 0 Comment

Cold forging is an advanced metalworking process that can produce all types of hand tools, gardening tools, automotive tools, and industrial tools. Tool companies choose cold forging to manufacture cold forged hand tools, automotive tools, and tool ...
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Outsourcing Auto Components to Stay Competitive in the Automotive Industry and Forged Parts Market

Posted at December 11, 2013 , By dfprecision , Categories Forging Advantages,Metal Forging , Comment 0 Comment

Growing numbers of global automotive and auto components outsource their manufacturing jobs and forging auto part productions to forging factories in China. Forging factories in China offer the high engineering skills and produce high quality piece and costs that are significantly lower than prices ...
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Aluminum is Cold Forging and Steel is Hot Forging

Posted at December 6, 2013 , By dfprecision , Categories Aluminum Forging,Cold Forging,Hot Forging,Metal Forging,Steel Forging , Comment 0 Comment

Aluminum metal is the most common and easy material to use during the process of cold forging. Due to the ductile nature of aluminum, complex shapes can be efficiently forged with ...
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Contact Information

3250 West Big Beaver Road
Suite 430
Troy, Michigan 48084
Phone : 734-725-3874
Fax : 734-725-3859
Email : support@dfprecision.com
Website : www.dfprecision.com

Main Products

Global Markets

DF Precision is a high-tech Michigan based company specializing in forging of metal parts for national and international markets.

We focus on cold, warm and hot forging processes and precision tooling, servicing the automotive, hardware, farm machinery, hydraulic components, electrical, and electronic industries. The cold, warm and hot forging processes normally involve the use of rare materials such as the normal series, non-ferrous metal, and black metal.