The "forging" of steel forging refers to the manufacturing process of changing the shape of the material without melting. Hot rolling and cold rolling are the two most common methods of forging steel forging, in addition to a variety of extended forging forms, such as wire drawing, deep drawing, extrusion, and cold heading. What they have in common is that the shape of the material is changed by yielding the material in different ways at room or high temperatures.

An introduction to steel forging. Forging is a processing method that uses a forging machine to apply pressure to a metal blank to plastically deform it to obtain a forging with certain mechanical properties, certain shapes, and sizes.

Compared with the cutting process of steel forging, the weight of the metal is basically unchanged during the forming process. When the metal particles move in different directions, they all follow the direction with the least resistance. The properties and structure of the metal also change during the forging process. Forging is mainly divided into free forging, die forging, and upset forging. Die forging is divided into two categories: open die forging and closed die forging.

Through the above introduction and analysis of a detailed introduction of the steel forging, hope it helps you.