Precision Forged Parts

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Precision Forged Parts Specification

Process
Forging

Product Type
Forged Products

Material
Carbon Steel

Technology
Forging

Application
Other

Weight
30 gram To 7 kg Kilograms (kg)

Color
As Per Forge

Precision Forged Parts Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
5000 Pieces

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO 9001

About Precision Forged Parts

Precision forged parts refer to components that are manufactured through a process known as precision forging. This process involves shaping metal using high-pressure forces and controlled conditions to produce parts with tight tolerances, superior surface finishes, and high strength-to-weight ratios.

Closed Die Forging:The material is placed between two dies, and pressure is applied to shape the metal into the desired part. It is used for high-volume production and is ideal for parts with complex geometries.

Open Die Forging: The metal is shaped using flat dies or hammers, which is typically used for simpler geometries or when the material needs to be gradually shaped and worked.
Isothermal Forging: The process is conducted at a constant temperature, which helps maintain the material's properties during the forging process.

Applications of Precision Forged Parts:

Aerospace: Components like turbine blades, structural parts, and engine components.
Automotive: Critical engine parts, gears, and suspension components.
Medical Devices: Surgical instruments, implants, and specialized tools.
Energy: Parts used in turbines, power plants, and other high-stress environments.

Advantages of Precision Forging:

Strength and Durability: The forged parts have improved mechanical properties compared to cast or machined parts due to the controlled deformation process that refines the material's grain structure.
Minimal Waste: Since precision forging uses the exact amount of material needed, it reduces waste compared to other manufacturing processes.
Customization: The process allows for the creation of parts with complex shapes and intricate details.
Reliability: Parts made from precision forging are highly reliable due to their strength, consistent quality, and resistance to failure.

Materials Commonly Used in Precision Forging:

Steel Alloys: For strength, durability, and corrosion resistance.
Titanium Alloys: Lightweight and strong, often used in aerospace applications.
Nickel Alloys: High resistance to heat and oxidation, making them suitable for turbine blades and other high-temperature applications.
Aluminum Alloys: Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, often used in automotive and aerospace industries.