What is the production process of machine tool forging?

Machine tool forging is an indispensable part of the field of mechanical manufacturing, and its production process has a crucial impact on the quality and performance of the product. This paper will introduce the production process of machine tool forgings in detail, including raw material preparation, heating, forging, cooling and follow-up treatment.

First, raw material preparation

The raw materials of machine tool forgings are generally steel, and different types and specifications of steel can be selected according to different product requirements. When preparing raw materials, the steel needs to be inspected to ensure that it meets the relevant standards and requirements. At the same time, the steel also needs to be pre-treated, such as cutting, straightening, etc., for subsequent processing operations.

Two, heating

Heating is an important part of the forging process of the machine tool, its purpose is to make the steel to reach the temperature suitable for forging. In the heating process, it is necessary to control the heating temperature and time to avoid overburning, oxidation and other phenomena. At the same time, it is also necessary to heat the steel after heating to keep its temperature stable.

Three, forging

Forging is the core link in the production of machine tool forgings, whose purpose is to deform steel through pressure to achieve the desired shape and size. In the forging process, it is necessary to choose the appropriate mold and forging method according to the product requirements, such as free forging, die forging, etc. At the same time, it is also necessary to control parameters such as forging temperature, pressure and speed to ensure the quality and performance of the product.

4. Cooling

Cooling is an important part of the production process of machine tool forgings, the purpose of which is to quickly cool the forged steel to room temperature to maintain its hardness and strength. In the cooling process, it is necessary to control the cooling speed and time to avoid phenomena such as supercooling and cracking. 5. Follow-up treatment

Follow-up treatment is the last link in the production process of machine tool forgings, whose purpose is to surface treatment, cutting and other operations on the product to meet the needs of customers. In the subsequent treatment process, it is necessary to choose the appropriate treatment method according to the product requirements, such as polishing, sandblasting, etc.

In short, the production process of machine tool forgings is a complex and fine process, which requires strict control of the quality and parameters of each link. Only in this way can we produce high-quality, high-performance machine tool forgings to meet the needs of customers.