Most forging is done as hot work, at temperatures up to 2300 0 F, however, a variation of impression die forging is cold forging. Cold forging encompasses many processes – bending, cold drawing, cold heading, coining, extrusions and more, to...
The most versatile technique of metal forming. The advancement in the metal forming technology, wherein plastic deformation of metals take place at elevated temperatures into required size, shapes using compressive forces by a hammer,...
Upset forging, also called hot heading, is a process by which the cross-sectional size of a bar is increased, either at an end or at some point along its length. It is done on specially designed upsetting machines, using closed dies to control size...
Safety : Non-hazardous, Non-toxic During Storage Or Use
Supply Type : Manufacturer
Usage : Manual Application For Very Deep Cavity Dies In Hammer Forging
Density At 37°C : Typical Industry Standard
Benefits : Increased Die Life, Uniform Metal Flow, Reduced Load On Forging Equipment, Prevents Sticking Of Component, Reduced Smoke Emission, Ease Of Removal Of Scaling, Better Surface Finish Of Forged Components
Packaging : 20 Kgs. / 200 Kgs. Special HDPE Container
Number Of Flower : Hot Forging Lubricant
Shelf Life : 12 Months In Factory Sealed Condition