What are the production processes of copper forgings?

The production process of copper forgings mainly includes the following:

Casting method: Copper forgings can be manufactured by casting method. This method first melts the copper, then pours it into the mold for cooling and solidification, and finally takes it out for subsequent processing.

Forging method: Copper forgings can be manufactured by forging method. This process uses pressure or impact forces to shape the copper material to achieve the desired shape and size.

Heat treatment method: Copper forgings usually need to be heat treated during the production process to improve their mechanical properties. The heat treatment process includes annealing, quenching, normalizing and other different treatment methods, which can make the copper forgings obtain the ideal hardness, strength and toughness.

Processing methods: In addition to forging and heat treatment, the production of copper forgings may also include other processing methods, such as milling, turning, stamping, etc., to further trim and finish the surface and dimensions of the copper forgings.

Inspection and assembly: After the production of copper forgings is completed, quality inspection is also required to ensure that it meets the design requirements. After passing the quality inspection, it is also necessary to assemble the multiple copper forgings together to form the final product.

It should be noted that different types of copper forgings may have different production processes, and the specific process selection will depend on the requirements of the product and the field of application.