Forging

Open Die Forging:

Open die forging, also known as free forging, involves the shaping of metal between multiple dies without complete confinement. This process allows for the production of a variety of shapes and sizes, making it suitable for components such as shafts, bars, discs, and rings. With our open die forging capabilities, we can deliver products with superior strength, excellent mechanical properties, and exceptional reliability.

Rolled Ring Forging:

Rolled ring forging is a specialized process that involves the controlled deformation of a heated metal doughnut-shaped blank between two or more rolls. This technique produces seamless rings with excellent strength, fatigue resistance, and enhanced structural integrity. Rolled ring forgings are widely used in industries such as aerospace, power generation, and automotive, where reliable and high-performance rings are crucial.

Cold Forging/Cold Heading:

Cold forging, or cold heading, is a process that involves shaping metal at or near room temperature, without the need for heating. This technique is commonly used to produce fasteners, such as screws, bolts, and rivets, with excellent dimensional accuracy and surface finish. Cold forging enhances the strength and mechanical properties of these components, making them highly reliable for various applications.

Closed Die Forging:

Upset and Offset Forging:

Closed die forging, also referred to as impression die forging, involves the use of two or more dies that enclose the metal within their cavities, shaping it into the desired form. This process is ideal for creating complex and intricate components with precise dimensional accuracy and excellent surface finish. Our closed die forging expertise enables us to produce parts with tight tolerances, superior structural integrity, and excellent fatigue resistance.al fabrication, and welding. Our team is dedicated to providing customized solutions to meet the unique needs of each client.

Upset and Offset Forging:

Upset forging is a process that involves the enlargement of the cross-sectional area of a metal workpiece through compression. This technique is commonly used to produce components such as bolts, screws, and fasteners. Upset forging enhances the strength and durability of these parts by improving their grain structure and eliminating weak points. Offset forging, also known as bending and upsetting, is a technique used to create bent or curved components by forging metal at specific angles. This process is often employed in the manufacturing of hooks, brackets, and other parts that require predetermined bends or curves. Offset forging ensures precise shaping while maintaining the integrity and mechanical properties of the material.

At TNE International, we understand the critical importance of forging processes in manufacturing industries. Our team of experts is dedicated to providing tailored solutions that meet the specific requirements of our clients. We adhere to stringent quality control measures at every stage of the forging process, ensuring that our products undergo thorough inspection and testing to guarantee their reliability, adherence to industry standards, and superior performance.

Partner with TNE International for your forging needs and experience the benefits of our advanced forging processes. We are committed to delivering high-quality products, exceptional customer service, and forging a successful future for your business.

FORGING:

Open Die Forging:

Rolled Ring Forging:

Cold Forging/Cold Heading:

Closed Die Forging:

Upset and Offset Forging:

Upset and Offset Forging:

Upset and Offset Forging:

Upset and Offset Forging:

Upset and Offset Forging:

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