Carbide hot forging dies are often used to produce metal parts, especially parts that require shape processing at high temperatures and pressures.
Tungsten carbide hot forging dies are usually used in the forging process. After the metal is heated to a certain temperature, pressure is applied to shape it into the required parts. The application fields of these tungsten carbide molds include but are not limited to: Automotive industry: used to produce automotive parts, such as crankshafts, gears, etc. Machinery manufacturing industry: used to produce various mechanical parts, such as bearings, pins, etc.
Energy Industry: Used in the production of components for a variety of oil, gas and energy equipment. Aerospace industry: used to produce key components for aircraft, rockets and other aerospace equipment. Carbide hot forging molds have important application value in fields that require high-strength and high-precision metal forming processing due to their wear resistance and high temperature resistance.
Post time: Jan-16-2024
