Forging block and subsequent machining

Forging blocks are produced using high-quality machines and simulation programs. They can be manufactured mechanically, manually, or through a combination of both. Innovation in forging block machining ensures the highest quality. Different types of steel are used, depending on the application.

Forging block machining is an important process that helps shape and create filigree shapes. This process can be classified into two types: open-die drop forging and eccentric forging. Both involve the shaping of metal in a forging process. The former involves the placement of the block into a mold-like metal die. This is the most traditional type of forging. The open-die method entails superheating the steel and hammering it on a stationary anvil. The hot metal flows into the die and the block is then reworked.

Forging block machining involves shaping and creating parts from blank forging stocks. A die is used to shape the metal by using an impression die. The blocker impression removes details that could restrict the flow of metal. In addition, it also reduces the die wear during the finishing impression. The result is a more accurate and high-quality part. Forging block machining is an essential process for the production of forged parts.