Forging Process
When metal is hot, it is in a soft and pliable condition allowing it to be easily formed under pressure without breaking. This process is called forging.
Metal is strongest in the direction of its grain flow. Machining cuts through the grain, thereby weakening the metal. Forging causes the grain to flow in the shape of the part. Therefore, forgings are stronger than machined parts. Also, since the shape of the part is created by pressure, not cutting, much less metal is lost in the process. This means that parts with complex shapes can be formed and mass produced by forging more economically than by machining.
The process of forgings starts from designing facility through both, Computers and Manually facilitates us preparing the best modeling for part and tooling development.
Dies & Tooling
An In-house Die-shop equips us for fabricating all types of dies and tooling, using lathes and other tools. Dies are produced using Wooden Pattern Graphite Electrode. Full sets of templates are fitted on sinking of the die for rigid dimensional checks and inspection.