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Basic processes of free forging

2008-01-21View Original

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Basic processes of free forging: shortening and thickening, lengthening, punching, reaming, mandrel lengthening, cutting, bending, twisting, upsetting, forging jointing, etc.
Reply #22008-02-05
In our textbooks, they are: upsetting, drawing, punching, bending, twisting, shifting, and cutting. I don’t know what the actual process is like.
Reply #32008-04-24
OP, could you explain it? I’m a complete novice
Reply #42008-04-24
Basic processes of free forging: shortening and thickening, lengthening, punching, reaming, mandrel lengthening, cutting, bending, twisting, upsetting, forging jointing, etc. The priority is to determine the temperatures of the workpiece before and during forging as specified on the process card. This post was last edited by scholar on 2008-4-24 21:25]

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