Practical Tips for Finishing Forgings
Release time:
2024-11-27
With the development of the times, the precision requirements for workpieces and forgings in industrial production are becoming increasingly high. Ordinary rough machining is often unable to meet the personalized needs of different customers. Therefore, most processing plants, during the production of forgings, often go through semi-finishing and finishing steps after initial processing, which greatly increases the precision of the produced workpieces and enhances the overall competitiveness of the enterprise. So, what exactly is finishing? What techniques are involved in the finishing of forgings?
With the development of the times, the precision requirements for workpieces and forgings in industrial production are becoming increasingly high. Ordinary rough machining is difficult to meet the personalized needs of different customers. Therefore, most processing plants often have semi-finishing and finishing steps after initial processing in the production of forgings, which greatly increases the precision of the produced workpieces and enhances the overall competitiveness of enterprises. So what exactly is finishing? What techniques are involved in the finishing of forgings?
First, we need to clarify some doubts for everyone, as many newcomers to this industry do not understand what finishing is and why there is a distinction between initial processing and finishing.
Finishing of forgings refers to a process that uses special tools to perform more refined processing on semi-finished workpieces to ensure that the main surfaces meet the pattern requirements. In actual operations, for parts that do not have strict precision requirements, rough machining alone can yield finished products; however, for parts with higher precision requirements, it is necessary to leave machining allowances during rough machining for further finishing.
Why can't we form it in one go and must separate initial processing and finishing? This is because many workpieces are rough blanks, with hard shells and irregular end faces. If we directly perform finishing on these materials with different properties and hardness, it is easy to damage the tools, which not only increases processing costs but also affects processing precision.
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