Horizontal hot forging machine processing operation machine Upsetting is a forging process that reduces the height of the blank and increases the cross-sectional area. The upsetting process is mainly used for forging gear blanks and round cake forgings. The upsetting process can be beneficial to the blank structure and reduce the anisotropy of mechanical properties. According to the manufacturer of the Horizontal hot forging machine, the repeated upsetting and drawing are beneficial to the shape and distribution of carbides in high alloy tool steel. The upsetting mainly includes the following three forms of complete upsetting.
Complete upsetting is to place the blank vertically on the anvil surface of the hot forging machine. Under the hammering of the upper anvil, the blank is subjected to plastic deformation with a height reduction and an increase in the cross-sectional area, and the end is upset. The manufacturer of the horizontal hot forging machine tells you that after heating the blank, one end is placed in the drain or mold, the plastic deformation will be limited, and then the other end of the blank is hammered to make it upsetting. The upsetting method of the leaking disc is mostly used for small batch production; the method of upsetting the tire mold is mostly used for mass production.