CAPABILITY
Cold Extrusion
Achieve precise and high-quality cold extruded components with BNC. Our Custom Cold Extrusion Service provides reliable solutions for both small-scale and high-volume production, tailored to your exact specifications.
Our capabilities include advanced cold extrusion presses and precision forming techniques, ensuring superior results for high-strength, lightweight steel components.
- Maximum Pressing Force: Up to 8,000 tons
- Component Weight Range: From 0.1kg to 100kg
- Annual Output: Up to 200,000 tons
- Material Types: High-Strength Alloy Steel, Low Carbon Steel, Tool Steel
What is Cold Extrusion?

Cold extrusion is a high-pressure metal forming process conducted at room temperature, where raw material is shaped into precise components without the need for heating. This technique enhances surface finish, dimensional accuracy, and material strength through work hardening.
Cold extrusion is widely used in producing components such as fasteners, connectors, gears, and bushings, catering to industries like automotive, machinery, and electronics. The process offers several advantages, including reduced material waste, cost efficiency, and the ability to meet tight tolerances for complex shapes.
Why Choose BNC’s Cold Extrusion Components?
At BNC, we specialize in delivering high-quality cold forging components tailored to meet the most demanding industry standards. Our advanced facilities and skilled engineers ensure exceptional strength, precision, and efficiency for every part we produce.

Advanced Capabilities: Supporting intricate geometries and weights up to 100kg with extrusion presses reaching up to 8,000 tons.

Diverse Materials: Offering Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel, and Stainless Steel, among others, for diverse applications.

Certified Quality: Accredited with ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001, and IATF 16949:2016, guaranteeing reliable and consistent production.

Custom Solutions: From prototypes to mass production, we deliver parts designed to meet exact specifications for your unique requirements.
Our Cold Extrusion Capabilities
At BNC, we provide advanced cold extrusion capabilities tailored to produce high-strength steel components with exceptional precision and surface finish. Our state-of-the-art facilities and cutting-edge equipment ensure outstanding quality and efficiency for various applications.
- Cold Extrusion: Utilizing 6000T High-Pressure Cold Forging Presses,we manufacture steel parts like shafts, gears, and fasteners, achieving tight tolerances and optimal material utilization.
- Upset Forging: Equipped with CNC-Controlled Upsetting Machines, this process is ideal for creating bolts, axles, and connecting rods, ensuring uniformity and durability.
- Cold Heading: Using Automated Cold Heading Machines, we efficiently produce steel fasteners, bearings, and structural components with minimal waste and maximum accuracy.
How to Order Parts?
1. Request for Quotation
Upload your drawing or email to our engineer directly.
2. Conduct Feasibility analysis
Our engineers will review your requirements and conduct a feasibility analysis.
3. Review and Confirm the Quote
Send you a quotation and wait for your confirmation.
4. Kick off the Project
Mold Order: will begin after confirmation
Sample Order: produced for production approval
5. Start Production
Your production order will be issued once sample approval. Besides, you will get timeline of the production to track.
6. Delivery Your Part
After all parts pass QC inspection, they will be well packed from transportation accidents. Then, your parts are delivered to your specified warehouse.
Cold Extrusion Applications
Automotive
Industrial Machinery
Electronics
Construction Equipment
Aerospace
Energy Generation
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-Andrew Cole, Procurement Manager
-Laura Simmons, Engineering Lead
-Michael Turner, Production Manager
-Sarah Lee, Operations Supervisor
-Sophia Brown, Aerospace Engineer
-James Ward, Head of Engineering
-Laura Simmons, Engineering Lead
-Michael Turner, Production Manager
-Sarah Lee, Operations Supervisor
-Sophia Brown, Aerospace Engineer
-James Ward, Head of Engineering
-Andrew Cole, Procurement Manager
-Michael Turner, Production Manager
-Sarah Lee, Operations Supervisor
-Sophia Brown, Aerospace Engineer
-James Ward, Head of Engineering
-Andrew Cole, Procurement Manager
-Laura Simmons, Engineering Lead
Cold Extrusion FAQ
What is cold extrusion?
Cold extrusion is a metal forming process where materials are shaped under high pressure at room temperature. This method improves material strength while reducing waste, making it cost-effective and efficient.
What are the advantages of cold extrusion?
Cold extrusion enhances surface finish, dimensional accuracy, and mechanical properties, while minimizing material usage and energy consumption compared to hot processes.
Can cold extrusion be customized for specific applications?
Yes, the process can be tailored to produce complex shapes and meet precise specifications, accommodating a wide range of materials and industrial needs.
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