Classification of forgings for construction

Forgings for construction are usually classified according to material, shape and purpose. Here are some common ways to categorize:

Material classification:

Carbon steel forgings: suitable for most building structures, with high strength and durability.

Alloy steel forgings: various alloying elements are added to improve corrosion resistance and high temperature resistance.

Stainless steel forgings: with good corrosion resistance and aesthetics, suitable for building parts that need corrosion resistance.

Shape classification:

Steel forgings: flat plate shape, often used to make large beams and columns and other building components.

Forged shaft: Long strip shape, often used to make parts such as connectors or drive shafts.

Forged ring: annular shape, often used to make flanges, bearings and other parts.

Forging blank: Usually in round or square supply for subsequent processing, used to make various shapes of building parts.

Use category:

Structural forgings: Key components used to support and carry building structures, such as columns, support beams, etc.

Connector forgings: Components used to join building components, such as bolts, nuts, etc.

Decorative forgings: Components used for exterior decoration and interior decoration of buildings, such as handrails, doorknobs, etc.

Please note that this is only a general classification, and there may be more subdivisions involved. In the specific design and manufacturing process, it is necessary to select and design according to specific needs and requirements.