Cold forging is a metalworking process that takes place at room temperature and that allows you to obtain small objects such as SCREWS, BOLTS, BUSHES. The modeling of the blank takes place by means of the force exerted by mechanical presses on metal sheets. The dimensional accuracy of the object obtained is high and usually DOES NOT NEED additional processing or finishes.
Cold forging with transfer machines from 100 to 250 t Wire cutting capacity from 8 to 26 mm with max length 330 mm Possibility of subsequent deformations with an eccentric press
Cold forging with transfer machines from 100 to 400 t Wire cutting capacity from 14 to 40 mm for max length 120 mm Details up to max diam 50mm
Cold forging with high performance die press. Wire cutting capacity from 5 to 20 mm. Threading and rolling. Heat and surface treatments.
Knowledge and experience of the various industrial sectors and awareness of how to provide you with the best performance.
Reduction of material waste and consequent savings on the raw material used
The cold forging process is on average 100 times faster than turning and is much more stable.
The product is harder and more uniform as the pieces are not cut but redistributed
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The ability to “beat” metal has evolved over the course of human history, passing from the manual beating of the blacksmith to the automated one, through power hammers, initially operated by water mills, then by steam e finally through an electric motor, a hydraulic pump or an air compressor. The most important feature of power
We continue with the hot forging machinery, through the family of presses. We can divide the presses into three groups: hydraulic, eccentric and knuckle joint. The hydraulic presses, using Pascal’s law, operate the hammer, between the guide columns arranged in a V shape, by means of a hydraulic cylinder, powered by a hydraulic motor. Compared
What Cold forging means Throughout history, cold forging has aroused growing interest, becoming the most suitable production process for the production of different types of parts. The most frequently cold-forged components, small metal parts and bolts, refer to various sectors, such as automotive, aerospace, oil & gas, hydraulic and, with a growing trend, also electrical.
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