Basic Knowledge of Cold Forging

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last updated：Mar 04, 2024

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Molding with a precision of 1μm is possible! It is possible to produce highly accurate items.

We will introduce the basic knowledge and features of cold forging. Cold forging refers to forging performed at room temperature, allowing for production with minimal material. It has the advantage of reduced loss due to machining. The accuracy during shaping is high, enabling shaping at the micrometer level, and eliminating the need for subsequent machining. Additionally, it is more suitable for relatively small items, and determining the intermediate shapes needed to achieve the desired final shape requires advanced technology and experience backed by theory. 【Advantages】 - Production with minimal material (reduced loss due to machining) - High accuracy during shaping - Shaping at the micrometer level - Net shape (no subsequent machining required) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Details】 ■Work temperature during molding: Room temperature ■Work hardness during molding: Hard ■Pressure during molding: High pressure is required ■Work accuracy after forging: High precision can be achieved ■Size of the workpiece: Suitable for relatively small items ■Surface roughness of the workpiece after forging: Fine ■Difference in hardness between the mold and the workpiece: Small ■Difficulty of processing: Difficult ■Number of forging cycles until completion: Many ■Causes of mold damage: Often due to metal fatigue *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.