Forging Introduction
In the forging process, the blank has obvious plastic deformation and a large amount of plastic flow; in the stamping process, the blank is mainly formed by changing the spatial position of the area of each part, and the plastic flow of a large distance does not appear inside.
Forging is mainly used for processing metal parts, and can also be used for processing some non-metals, such as engineering plastics, rubber, ceramic blanks, brick blanks and composite materials. Forging and metallurgical industry in the rolling, drawing, etc. are plastic processing, or pressure processing, but forging is mainly used for the production of metal parts, and rolling, drawing, etc. are mainly used for the production of plate, strip, pipe, profile and wire and other universal metal materials. Forging is a combination of forging and stamping, as industry and trade, also known as industry and trade.
Forging is mainly classified by forming method and deformation temperature. According to the forming method, forging can be divided into two categories: forging and stamping; according to the deformation temperature, forging can be divided into hot forging, cold forging, warm forging and isothermal forging.
Forging equipment is mainly used for metal forming. Forging machinery is by applying pressure to the metal to form the equipment, its basic characteristics for the pressure, it is mostly heavy equipment, equipment on the safety protection device, to protect the equipment and personal safety. Forging machinery mainly includes various forging hammers, various presses and other auxiliary machinery. Forging hammer is a heavy hammer drop or forced high-speed movement of the kinetic energy of the blank to do work, so that the plastic deformation of the machine.
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