What is forging?
Forging is a processing method in which metal is heated and pressure is applied to form it into the desired shape. It was traditionally used in making swords and hoes, but today is widely used for manufacturing the precision parts that support the development of various industries, including for automobiles, aircraft, medical devices, and construction machinery.
The greatest benefit of the forging process is that the metallic structure is oriented in a fibrous manner along the processing direction, forming a forging flow line (fiber flow).
This forging flow line structure helps prevent the spread of internal defects and relieves stress concentrations as the crystal grain alignment is stretched by plastic deformation.
This makes it possible to produce high-reliability parts with superior tensile strength, fatigue strength, and toughness compared to cut or cast parts, and consistent performance in severe operating environments.
















