CAPABILITY
Hot Forging
Our capabilities include advanced forging machines and free forging techniques, delivering optimal results for complex and high-strength parts.
- Maximum Load Capacity: Up to 12,000 tons
- Weight Range: 0.1kg to 350kg
- Production Capacity: Up to 280,000 tons annually
- Material Grades: Q235A、Q255A、Q195 、Q215A
What is Hot Forging?
Hot forging is a manufacturing process that forms metal components under high temperatures, enhancing their mechanical properties. By heating metals beyond their recrystallization temperature, hot forging improves the material’s ductility and eliminates internal stresses, making it suitable for forming complex and large-scale parts.
This process is ideal for producing components requiring high strength, such as gears, shafts, and connecting rods, commonly used in automotive, heavy machinery, and aerospace industries. Hot forging also ensures consistent grain structure, resulting in improved durability and load-bearing capacity, making it a cost-effective solution for demanding applications.
Why Choose BNC’s Hot Forging Components?
Advanced Capabilities: Supporting complex geometries and weights up to 350kg with forging presses up to 12,000 tons.
Diverse Materials: Offering 45# Steel, Q355, and more to meet your specific needs.
Certified Quality: ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 certifications guarantee consistent performance and reliability.
Custom Solutions: Prototyping to full-scale production, tailored to your exact specifications.
Our Hot Forging Capabilities
Our state-of-the-art forging facilities include high-capacity forging presses and sophisticated equipment, enabling us to produce complex and reliable components with exceptional consistency.
- Presses: 1600T and 5000T Hot Die Presses for precision forging.
- Warm Forging Lines: Specialized for intermediate forging requirements.
- Heat Treatment: Advanced furnaces for carbon steel and aluminum forging, including solid solution and aging processes.
- Machining Facilities: Equipped with state-of-the-art tools, such as:
• Vertical Machining Centers
• Gleason Gear Hobbing and Grinding Machines
• ECM Deburring and CNC External Cylindrical Grinding
• Toyota Seiki Four-Axis CNC Machines
• Deep Hole Drilling and High-Frequency Quenching Furnaces
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.
Hot Forging Applications
Automotive
Industrial Machinery
Shipbuilding industry
Construction Equipment
Energy Generation
Railways
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Hot Forging FAQ
What is hot forging?
Hot forging is a manufacturing process where metals are heated above their recrystallization temperature and shaped using compressive forces. This process enhances the material’s ductility and strength, making it ideal for producing durable components.
What are the advantages of hot forging?
Hot forging improves the mechanical properties of metals, such as toughness and fatigue resistance. It allows the production of large, complex parts with excellent structural integrity, making it perfect for demanding industries like automotive, construction, and aerospace.
Which materials are commonly used in hot forging?
Hot forging commonly utilizes carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum alloys, and other high-strength metals. The material choice depends on the application requirements, such as load capacity and environmental resistance.
Can hot forging produce custom parts?
Yes, hot forging is suitable for custom parts. With advanced forging techniques and specialized dies, it can create components tailored to specific designs and performance needs.
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