Metal forging is a process that involves applying compressive forces to a workpiece to deform it and achieve a desired geometric shape. The forging procedure plays a vital role in modern industries, especially in the iron and steel sector. Materials used in forging may come from rolled stock or directly from cast ingots or continuous castings. The process results in forgings with specific geometries and enhanced material properties, making it a highly efficient and productive method. Forged steel segments are primarily used to cut and machine various types of metals, including alloy steel, carbon steel, nickel alloys, aluminium, and magnesium. The key characteristic of tool steel forgings is that they are harder than the materials they are cutting or machining. As a result, tool steel forgings are always used in a heat-treated condition.
There are diverse groups of tool steels, such as air hardening, oil hardening, water hardening, and shock-resisting varieties, along with cold-working, hot-working, high-speed, mould steels, and special-purpose tool steels. We provide value-added services, including rough machining, heat treating, cutting, machining, rolling, and welding, to ensure that our customers receive a finished product tailored to their specifications.