alireza jalili
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12 minutes ago, George N. M. said:
Either die forged or machined on a lathe would be my guess. However, the surface in the photo does not indicate any machining marks. Also, there is the possibility of it being cast in a mold. The pitting on the surface looks to me like it has either been sand cast or has suffered weathering. Die forged or machined, with no weathering, would have a smoother surface.
So, "Ya pays your money and ya takes your choice."
İ know this is forged part not machining. But my question for methods of forging the rear step and cone. İs it possible to produce this part in one step forging?
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7 minutes ago, George N. M. said:
Either die forged or machined on a lathe would be my guess.
Ideally, we would like to achieve this through a single forging process. Is this feasible?
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26 minutes ago, Irondragon ForgeClay Works said:
Welcome from the Ozark mountains. It might help to know where in the world you are located. Also the size of the part may help. I would think different countries/regions would use different techniques for forging. I would venture a guess as to closed die forging.
İ am from Iran and the largest diameter of this part is 48mm
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Space structure plate
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These parts are available in 8 different sizes and the smallest one has an external diameter of 48 mm and weighs about 200 grams. We want to produce about 50,000 of each.
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