What Is Impression Die Forging?

Impression die forging is a metal deformation technique in which a billet is compressed between two sets of die to form a complex part. Impression Die Forging is also called closed die forging. The metal is placed in a mold and attached to an anvil. The hammer falls on the metal, allowing it to flow and fill the cavity. The hammer is timed to make rapid and continuous contact with the metal in milliseconds. Excess metal is pushed out of the mold cavity, causing overflow. The flash cools faster than other materials, making it stronger than the metal in the mold. Remove flash after forging.

What Benefits Does This Forging Method Offer?

1. High production efficiency. During die forging, the metal deformation is carried out in the die chamber, so the required shape can be obtained quickly.

2. It can forge forgings with complex shapes, make the distribution of metal streamline more reasonable, and improve the service life of parts.

3. The size of die forgings is accurate, the surface quality is good, and the machining allowance is small.

4. Save metal materials and reduce cutting workload.

5. Under the condition of sufficient batch, the cost of parts can be reduced.

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