Hot Forging

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Hot Die Forging Parts For Auto Manufacturing

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Brand:SP-MFG
Min. Order:1 Piece/Pieces
Model No:SPRD-004-260106
Transportation:Ocean,Land,Air,Express
Place of Origin:China

This hot die forging parts take the form of a silver metal ring with smooth surface and metallic shine. It is a hollow cylindrical structure with a distinct annular groove profile on the outer ring, a smooth inner wall and vertical end surfaces.This...

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Custom Hot Forging Services for Industries

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Brand:SP-MFG
Min. Order:1 Piece/Pieces
Model No:SPRD-003-121601
Transportation:Ocean,Land,Air,Express
Place of Origin:China

The metal hot forging parts uses Grade 45 steel as the core material, offering advantages such as corrosion resistance, high-temperature tolerance, strong sealing properties, and high structural strength. This product primarily features a...

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Customized High Precision Hot Forging Service

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Brand:SP-MFG
Min. Order:1 Piece/Pieces
Model No:SPRD-002
Transportation:Ocean,Land,Air,Express
Place of Origin:China

一、Core Advantages of Hot Forging Process 1. Superior Mechanical Properties Hot forging subjects metal to high temperatures and pressure, inducing plastic deformation and realigning grains to form a finer, more uniform crystalline structure. This...

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Custom Precision Hot Forged Services

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Brand:SP-MFG
Min. Order:1 Piece/Pieces
Model No:SPRD-001
Transportation:Ocean,Land,Air,Express
Place of Origin:China

一、Common Materials for Hot Forging 1. Aluminum Alloys Aluminum alloys exhibit excellent thermal conductivity and ductility. During hot forging, they heat uniformly with minimal stress concentration, resulting in high forming efficiency and yield...

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Hot Forging is a metalworking process that involves heating metal materials above their recrystallization temperature (typically 50%-70% of the material's melting point, i.e., a high-temperature state above the recrystallization point) to increase ductility, making it easier to deform into complex shapes under external force. This process employs forging equipment (such as hammers or presses) to apply pressure to heated metal billets, inducing plastic deformation. This not only forms components with desired shapes and dimensions but also significantly improves the mechanical properties of forgings by refining the metal grain structure, increasing material density, and enhancing impact resistance, thereby producing stronger, more durable parts. Hot forging is commonly employed in manufacturing high-strength components for industries like automotive, often utilizing methods such as hammering or pressing. It is frequently followed by heat treatment processes to further optimize performance.

Hot Forging

Hot forging shapes metal above its recrystallization temperature to refine grain flow and deliver superior strength, toughness, and fatigue life. With CNC forging lines, precision dies, and process simulation, Shengpeng achieves high consistency and yield across steels, aluminum and copper alloys—from prototypes to mass production.

Product Philosophy

Our credo is “Performance is value.” Through data-driven control and simulation, we balance strength, stability, and cost to deliver durable, repeatable hot-forged solutions.

Key Features of Hot Forging

Hot forging refines grain structure, densifies metal, and ensures continuous grain flow by shaping materials at elevated temperatures. This process significantly enhances strength, toughness, and fatigue resistance while providing excellent formability and dimensional stability. With reduced material waste and efficient production of complex components, hot forging is the ideal solution for manufacturing high-performance critical parts.

About Us

Dongguan Shengpeng Precision Technology Co., Ltd. is a professional enterprise specializing in CNC machining of precision parts. The company currently owns 10 CNC machining centers and 15 precision CNC lathes from imported brands such as Japan's Brother, as well as a complete suite of hardware peripheral processing equipment.

Over the years, the company has received unanimous praise from numerous domestic and international clients, primarily engaging in OEM/ODM, custom orders, and bulk production.

Why Choose Us?

Skilled employees

Our technicians are graduates of CNC majors, familiar with and able to operate various types of software, with high efficiency and fast delivery of products.

Strict quality control

As a mature processing factory, our workshop is equipped with complete and latest processing equipment. We carry out strict quality control on our products.

Experienced team

The sales team has rich customs clearance knowledge. We track logistics in real-time to ensure the smooth and timely delivery of goods.

Diversified design

When quoting, we can provide product design and material analysis

FAQ

What is the main difference between hot forging and cold forging?

Hot forging is performed at high temperatures, offering better plasticity for complex parts. Cold forging is done at room temperature, ensuring higher dimensional accuracy but with limited deformation.

Which materials are suitable for hot forging?

Common materials include carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, aluminum alloys, copper alloys, and titanium alloys, suitable for a wide range of applications.

How strong are hot forged parts?

Thanks to refined grain structure and continuous grain flow, hot forged components generally offer higher strength, toughness, and fatigue resistance than cast or machined parts.

Is hot forging suitable for small or large production runs?

Both. Hot forging is especially cost-effective for medium to large volumes, but can also accommodate small-batch customization with flexible tooling.

Do hot forged parts require heat treatment?

Yes, typically. Heat treatment enhances mechanical properties, wear resistance, or corrosion resistance, depending on the material and application.

Is hot forging expensive?

Forging dies are relatively costly, but unit part cost decreases significantly with larger production volumes, making hot forging highly cost-effective.