Forged metal is an important manufacturing process that mainly involves forging, heat treatment, machining, physical and chemical inspection, and surface treatment. It is used to produce various special forgings, such as gears, gear rings, steel cylinders, shafts, forged circles, step shafts, etc. of materials such as nickel molybdenum steel, alloy steel, mold steel, and carbon bonded steel. In the process of forging metal, the forging process is carried out first. Forging is the process of pressing, stretching, or impacting a metal to change its shape and microstructure at high temperatures. By forging, metal materials can achieve higher strength and hardness, while improving their wear and corrosion resistance. Next is the heat treatment process. Heat treatment refers to the process of heating and cooling a metal material to change its microstructure, thereby altering its mechanical and physical properties. Common heat treatment methods include quenching, tempering, normalizing, annealing, etc. Through different treatment methods, metal materials can have different properties and meet different usage requirements. Then comes the machining process. Machining refers to the process of cutting, drilling, milling, and grinding metal materials through mechanical equipment to obtain the required dimensions, shapes, and surface quality. Machining can further improve the accuracy and surface quality of forged metal, ensuring that it meets design requirements. In the production process of forged metal, physical and chemical inspection is an indispensable link. By testing the mechanical properties, physical properties, and chemical composition of forged metal, it can be ensured that the quality and performance of the product meet the standard requirements. Common physical and chemical inspection methods include Tensile testing, impact test, hardness test, metallographic analysis, etc. Finally, there is the surface treatment process. Surface treatment is a series of treatment processes carried out to improve the surface performance and appearance effect of forged metal. Common surface treatment methods include galvanizing, spraying, polishing, heat treatment, etc. By surface treatment, the corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and aesthetics of forged metal can be improved, and its service life can be extended. With the continuous development of industrial technology, forged metals have been widely used in various fields. It can not only meet the demand for high-strength, wear-resistant, and corrosion-resistant materials in industries such as automobiles, aerospace, and energy, but also provide various special shaped forgings for construction, mechanical manufacturing, electronics, and other fields. The hot issues of forging metal include how to improve production efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and improve product quality and performance. Through continuous technological innovation and process improvement, forged metal will continue to play an important role in promoting the development of industrial manufacturing.
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