Metal Forge

Metal Forging

We can do different sizes of forging parts, such as liner tubes, shafts, blocks etc. We have two kinds of forging techniques, Open die forging (hot forging, drop forging or heavy forging) & Closed die forging. The forging parts are used for mining equipment, shipbuilding, Engineering machine, oil & power transportation equipment etc. Mainly materials we using are alloy steel, stainless steel, Carbon steel.

Now our annual export capacity is more than 20000tons. Our facility includes heat treatment equipment, 3150T hydraulic machine, 1T, 2T & 5T Drop forging equipment, 1600T, 630T, 280T, Gridding pressure equipment and other Machining equipments.

The weight of open die forging ( hot forging, drop forging or heavy forging) we could control is within 20tons. For closed die forging, the weight is from 100g to 20kg.

We export forging parts to America, Canada, Spain, Australia, U.K, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Norway etc, and supply good after service. Please contact us and let us know how we can serve your metal forgings needs.

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Metal forgings are fabricated through a metal forming process that involves the plastic deformation of metal under pressure and high temperatures through hammering and rolling. For work with high temperatures, high loads and increased stress applications, forging is an ideal method to use. Unlike casting, the metal is preheated prior to the forging process, but not to the point of melting. Forges, also called smithies, work with a broad range of high density metals to create aluminum forgings, brass forgings, copper forgings, titanium forgings, alloy forgings, stainless steel forgings, carbon steel forgings, nickel forgings and seamless rolled rings. These may be done through a variety of processes, including closed die forging, open die forging, drop forging and hand forging; all of these processes may be done through hot forging or cold forging. Common forging processes utilize a press containing one or more dies.

Metal forging produces a great many industrial components, such as blanks, bars, hubs, spindles, shafts, rings and piping parts. Aluminum forgings are one of the most popular types of product made through this process, although various metal materials can be used, including copper, brass, stainless steel and titanium. Various steel and specialty alloys are valued for specific characteristics of strength, heat resistance, corrosion resistance, light weight or a combination of these. Maraging steel is a specialty ultra-high strength steel which is forged into parts for high impact applications. Forged parts are used in a variety of industries, including mining, construction, aerospace, defense, forestry, oil/gas and automotive/trucking. Forging provides an economical alternative to casting, welding and fabrication. Forgings are strong, offer great design flexibility, require few secondary operations, produce broad part size range and usually have few defects. Due to the lack of internal gas pockets in forged products and materials, there is very little unexpected failure, which allows forging to remain one of the safest, most economical and fastest producing forms of metalworking.