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Cold and hot forming of end caps – let’s discuss it! !

2015-07-29View Original

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Gentlemen, for end caps made of carbon steel or low-alloy steel, under what circumstances should cold forming be used and under what circumstances should hot forming be used?
Reply #22015-07-29
This post was last edited by zhangjuhua on 2015-7-29 at 12:08: 1. Thickness exceeding a certain level; 2. Degree of deformation, head depth ……
Reply #32015-07-29
Use cold forming whenever possible instead of hot forming.
Reply #42015-07-29
Yes, in the end, it’s the processing capacity of the manufacturing unit that determines everything: victory:

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