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Model NumberCustomized ServicesProcessMainly Hot forging, Some parts with Cold forging ,die forging and Free forgin will be OKMaterialCarbon steel: CM490,A36,1045,1035 etc., Alloy steel: 40Cr, 20CrMnTi, 20CrNiMo, 42CrMo4 etc., Stainless steel, SS304,SS316 etc.Weight1kg - 120kgApplicable Machining Pr......

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Model Number	Customized Services
Process	Mainly Hot forging, Some parts with Cold forging ,die forging and Free forgin will be OK
Material	Carbon steel: CM490,A36,1045,1035 etc., Alloy steel: 40Cr, 20CrMnTi, 20CrNiMo, 42CrMo4 etc., Stainless steel, SS304,SS316 etc.
Weight	1kg - 120kg
Applicable Machining Process	CNC Machining/ Lathing/ Milling/ Turning/ Boring/ Drilling/ Tapping/ Broaching/Reaming etc.
Machining Tolerance	0.03mm-0.1mm
Applicable Finish Surface Treatment	Shot/sand blast, polishing, Surface passivation, Primer Painting , Powder coating, ED- Coating, Chromate Plating, zinc-plate,Dacromat coating, Finish Painting,
Testing equipment	Supersonic inspection machine, Supersonic flaw detecting machine , physics and chemical analysis.
MOQ of mass production	1000-5000pcs
Testing equipment	Optical Spectrum Analyzer,tensile testing machine,impact testing machine,fluorescent magnetic particle detector,hardness tester,ultrasonic flaw detector..etc.
Packing	Wooden cases or according to customers' needs

Forged Forging Parts Forged forging parts can accommodate a wide range of loads and stresses. As such, they require advanced welding and machining techniques. Marberry Machine is one of the leading companies that specialize in large forging parts. Its diverse products include rough and finished parts, fabricated assemblies, and steel forged products. Upsetter forging Upsetter forging is a method used to manufacture steel parts that have irregular shapes. This method is superior to other methods because it maintains the integrity of the component while optimizing the grain flow properties. It produces parts with tighter tolerances than conventional fabricated parts. The downside of upset forging is that the process is time-consuming. Upsetter forging is one of the most common forging techniques, and is also known as heading. It works by placing a pre-heated bar between two dies that compress the metal to the desired shape. These tools, called dies, are expensive and made by skilled toolmakers. Closed die forging Closed die forging is a common manufacturing process used to produce parts from various metals. It can process carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, and even titanium. This process is useful for manufacturing components that require high strength and corrosion resistance. It can also be used to produce components that need to be easy to deform. Learn more about this process to learn how it can benefit your manufacturing process. In addition to steel, closed die forging is suitable for stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and titanium. Forging components are mainly used in motor vehicles and transmissions. Common examples include gears, shafts, tie rod ends, levers, and harrow teeth. Closed die forging is also used to produce surgical and dental instruments. Other common items produced through this process include sockets, electrical transmission and distribution lines, and suspension clamps. The main advantage of forging is the increased strength, corrosion resistance, and dependability of the products made. Induction forging Induction forging is a common process in the metal and foundry industries. The process involves heating a billet or bar, and then forming it into a shape. Common metals that are forged with induction heating systems include aluminum, brass, copper, and steel. Induction forging is a fast and efficient way to shape metal components. The process is flexible and enables companies to respond to changing market demands. The forging industry faces new challenges, including increased globalization, increased demand for productivity, increased quality standards, and changing skill needs. The latest advancements in induction heating technology can help manufacturers meet these challenges and continue to grow. Inductoheat is a leading company in the forging industry, and can help you improve the process. When it comes to designing the induction heating system, it is essential to take certain factors into account. For instance, the height and radius of the coils should be appropriate for the part to be heated. This will help reduce the risk of uneven heating. Moreover, it is important to have a large enough loop to hold enough magnetic energy. Cold forging Cold forging is a common process used in the automotive industry. Its advantages include high dimensional accuracy and reduced cost per unit. It also increases the strength and durability of the finished part without changing the original metal's properties. Furthermore, cold forging requires very few finishing steps, leaving little to no excess metal. In cold forging, raw materials are forced through a die to shape the workpiece. The workpiece may pass through multiple dies and be struck several times in succession. The workpiece is then trimmed and sent to the shipping department. The process is automated, although some larger parts require more complex mechanized processes. Cold forging is a general term for different processes involving the process of forming metal bar or wire into parts that are ready for assembly. Unlike warm forging, cold forging is energy-efficient and offers better interchangeability and dimensional control. It can also impart directional properties to the metal. However, cold forging is not the best choice for all types of parts, as it can result in undesired residual stress. Upset forging Upset forging is an effective process for producing parts with complex shapes. It is more efficient than welding and creates near-net shapes without machining. Upset forging can produce parts up to four inches in diameter. It is often used in automotive applications. It is also used in oilfield jack pumps and other applications where weight and strength are key factors. The process is highly versatile. While some parts can be produced in a single pass, many parts require several processes to complete. Often, this process is used in conjunction with other processes to produce parts with complex shapes. For example, upset forging is used to produce the head of a bolt. It can also produce flanged shafts, as well as preforms for finish forging.

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