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A 16-page instructional handbook includes easy-to-follow guidelines for high-temperature solutions that will satisfy the most difficult electrical, structural and industrial applications with proven Cotronics’ brand-name products.
This article will focus on induction heating and its place as an advanced and controlled thermal process enabled by a host of modular and modern heating units tailored for specific forged parts.
The largest Forge Fair in history was recently completed in Cleveland, Ohio, at that city’s new convention center. Both the event and its venue were a success.
Forging industry executives and technical experts from around the world recently gathered in Cleveland, Ohio’s new Convention Center for three days of technical papers and exhibits.
The second installment of our series will illustrate how modern forging equipment is both controlled and advanced, harnessing the forces of a hammer or a press.
The focus in the first three parts of this series was on the basics of grain flow and their effects on mechanical properties. In this fourth installment, the typical grain flow for various manufacturing processes will be reviewed.
Cerox fired refractory shapes offer resistance to chemical attack from acids, slags and gases to produce a clean, contaminant-free metal for end users in aerospace and automotive steel foundries.
AirForge 4027 is a newly developed protective lubricant for the hot forging of steel and alloys. It delivers outstanding results when metal protection against oxidation, gas diffusion and heat is required.
Forging is not only an enduring industry, but it is also an advanced industry. Despite Western society’s disdain for old and improperly labeled “archaic” metalworking industries (such as foundry or forging), the U.S. forging industry is anything but archaic.