In this blog post, we’re going to explore the differences between two types of forging: open die and seamless rolled ring.
Open die forging gets its name because the metal being used is not confined by impression dies. This process molds the starting stock into the desired shape, typically between flat-faced dies.
Open die forging allows for a vast range of shapes and sizes, from forgings that weigh just a few pounds to massive pieces that tip the scales at 150 tons.
When your design calls for optimum structural integrity in a large metal component, the size capability of open die forging makes it your best choice.
Open die forging allows you to produce several different shapes:
Seamless rolled ring forging begins with a circular preform of metal that has already been pierced to form a hollow “doughnut” shape. This ring is heated, then rotated to lessen its wall thickness and increase the diameter of the resulting ring.
Among the advantages of using these rings:
For expert seamless rolled ring forging capabilities, turn to Specialty Ring Products. We’ve spent more than a century perfecting our process, combining an old-fashioned commitment to quality with forward-thinking technology.
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