Classification and use of die forgings

Die forging refers to the finished product obtained through the metal raw material being stressed and deformed in the die and the process of ejecting and ejecting the die. They are widely used in automotive, aerospace, mechanical equipment, engineering machinery and other fields. According to the different use and shape, die forging can be divided into the following categories:

Forging shaft class: including rod, shaft, pin, hinge, etc. These components are often used for functions such as connection, support and transmission. Forged covers: including various types of covers, such as cover plates, antenna covers, flange covers, etc. These components are used to seal and protect other components to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.

Forged ring: including various specifications of ring parts, such as rings, spring rings, etc. These components are often used to carry, connect, or limit the movement of other components.

Forging arm category: including various shapes of arms, arms, rocker arms, etc. These components are used to support and connect other components to enable specific movements and operations.

Forging plate: including plate, bottom plate, frame, etc. These components are often used to support, secure and protect other components, increasing the strength and stability of the overall structure.

Forging gear class: including various types of gears, sprockets, etc. These components are used to transmit power and motion and are widely used in mechanical equipment and automotive transmission systems.

These are just some of the common classifications and uses of die forgings, there are actually many other types of die forgings, each of which has its own specific use and application area.