4 Reasons Why Alloy Metal is Hard to Forge

Metal forging is a manufacturing process in which metal is heated and placed under pressure to produce parts with a desired shape. Forging can be done using a variety of tools and machines, such as hammers and presses, to shape the metal into the desired shape. The process of forging can produce parts that are stronger and more durable than those made using other manufacturing methods. Many different metals, including steel, aluminum, and brass, can be forged using this process.

Once we open the die/mold of forging process and get ready, then we start forging mass production.

The processes of forging are as below:

1/ The metal is heated to a high temperature in a forge or furnace. The heated metal is placed on an anvil or forging die.

2/ The metal is struck with a hammer or press to shape it into the desired form.

3/ The metal may be reheated and reshaped multiple times to achieve the desired shape and properties.

4/ The metal is cooled and hardened by quenching it in water or oil.

The forged metal parts normally need further processed by machining, heat treatment, or other methods to achieve the final desired properties and finish.

Asianstar offers professional forging service for a wide range of industries, including heat forging and cold forging services. Our experienced team of forge experts uses advanced techniques to get high precision die which brings high-quality forged products with superior strength and durability.

We offer a variety of forging options, including open-die forging, closed-die forging, and precision forging, to meet the unique needs of each project.

Our team has the skills to forge various materials, such as steel, stainless steel, brass, and aluminum.

Additionally, we also offer value-added services CNC machining, heat treatment, surface treatment etc. to ensure that our products meet the highest quality standards.