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Forging is the process of plastic shaping the part, usually hot, semi-hot or cold, under th influence of only compressive forces. Many parts are shaped by forging when high strength is required. With forging, high strength and toughness are obtained. A controlled grain flow is achieved.

Weight: 0,55 kg - 0,76 kg Height: 36 cm - 36 cm Width: 7,5 cm - 7,5 cm Material: 6 mm - 10 mm

Weight: 0,287 kg Height: 12 cm Width: 5,5 cm Material: 14 mm

Weight: 0,46 kg Height: 16 cm Width: 8 cm Material: 12 mm

Weight: 1,57 kg Height: 20 cm Width: 4,5 cm Material: 24 mm

Weight: 0,21 kg Height: 11,9 cm Width: 5,4 cm Material: 14 mm

Weight: 0,38 kg Height: 19,8 cm Width: 6 cm Material: 12 mm

Forging is a manufacturing process where metals and alloys are shaped into desired forms through the application of repeated blows from a hammer. This process is typically performed at high temperatures (hot forging), although some forging operations can be done at room temperature (cold forging) Typical forging applications are; Gears Flanges Crankshafts Connecting Rods Axles Shafts Bolts and Nuts Hooks and Shackles Valve Bodies Levers and Handles Chains and Sprockets Hand Tools Railroad Components

Closed Die Forging Range of 0,5 to 8kg gross weight