Use of hot forging forgings

Hot forging forging is a component or assembly manufactured by heating a metal material above its deformation temperature and then applying pressure in a specific die for plastic deformation. Due to its high temperature and high pressure plastic deformation process, hot forging has the characteristics of high density, uniform structure, excellent mechanical properties, etc., and is widely used in various fields.

Here are some common uses for hot forging:

Automotive industry: Hot forging forgings are widely used in the automotive industry to manufacture engine crankshaft, connecting rod, gear, camshaft, drive shaft and other key components. These forgings need to have the characteristics of high strength, high wear resistance and high reliability to meet the requirements of the automotive industry for power output, bearing capacity and durability.

Energy field: Hot forging also has important applications in the energy field, including the manufacture of gas turbine blades, steam turbine blades, nuclear power forgings, etc. These forgings need to have the characteristics of high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, high strength and high stability to meet the working environment and performance requirements of energy equipment.

Aerospace: Hot forging forgings are widely used in the aerospace industry to manufacture key components such as aircraft engine blades, connecting bolts, and leading edge fins. These forgings need to have the characteristics of high temperature, high strength and low weight to meet the performance requirements and safety standards of aerospace.

Mechanical engineering: Hot forging forgings are also widely used in mechanical engineering to manufacture key components of various industrial machinery and equipment, such as shafts, gears, crankshafts, chains, etc. These forgings need to have the characteristics of high strength, high wear resistance, high reliability and long life to meet the requirements of mechanical engineering for bearing capacity, operating stability and service life.

In short, because of its manufacturing process and performance advantages, hot forging forgings have important uses in the automotive industry, energy field, aerospace, mechanical engineering and other fields, and are used to manufacture all kinds of key parts to ensure the performance, reliability and safety of equipment.