Forging
Parts
Forging is one of the oldest known metalworking processes.
It is the process for shaping metal by using compressive
forces and increasing its strength by hammering or pressing
processes. Forging parts can range in weight from less
than a kilogram to 170 metric tons. Forged parts usually
require further processing to achieve a finished component.
Forging results in metals that are stronger than cast
or machined metal parts. This is because during forging
the metal's grain flow changes into the shape of the
part, making it stronger. Many metals are forged cold,
but iron and its alloys are gnerally forged hot. Forging
was done historically by smiths using hammer. In modern
times, industrial forging is done either with presses
or with hammers powered by compressed air, electricity,
hydraulics or steam.
Through out the forging process, good quality forging
elements are used, so that the resulting product or
tool is of high quality. Most common forging parts are
hammer, anvil, Chisel, Tongs, Fuller, and Hardy. Forging
is distinguished from machining, the shaping of metal
by removing material, such as by drilling, sawing, milling,
turning or grinding, and from casting, wherein metal
in its molten state is poured into a mold, whose form
it retains on solidifying.
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