FAQ
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How long is the service life of forging molds generally?
This study concerns low-alloy structural steel forging. Die life varies with forging shape. Die forging hammers have a life of 4,000 - 7,000, mechanical presses 10,000 - 25,000. Domestic mechanical press dies average 5,000 - 8,000, friction press dies 2,000 - 3,500. The new program-controlled full hydraulic die forging hammer boosts die life.
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How many times can a mold be repaired?
Mold use and repair times rely on production processes. Casting metal molds last hundreds to thousands of times, sand molds unlimitedly. Forging die times depend on part complexity. Tech engineer consultation is recommended.
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How to guarantee the high quality?
EATHU metals' quality inspection team engineers, with over 10 years' experience, offer services for thousands of customers. They follow order production, inspect raw, semi-finished and finished products, and support SGS and other inspections.
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What is the production cycle?
It depends on the complexity of your product. Our commercial managers and technical team will customize production solutions according to your product drawings and your requirements. The specific production cycle will be reflected in the production solution.
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What is the difference between forgings and castings?
The biggest difference between forgings and castings is that forgings are produced when the metal is in a solid-state, while castings require the metal to be heated to a liquid state before production.