Aluminium Forging
Aluminium Forging
Aluminium Forging
Introduction of Process
Material Grades Uses in Al forging
Unique Characteristics of Al Forging
Application of Forging components
Aluminium Components details
Existing Manufacturers and their customer base
Advantage and disadvantage of Aluminium Forging
Step 2: Lubrication
After the billet has been pre-heated, it is lubricated with a special lubricant. Lubrication is
important because it helps reduce friction between the billet and the forging die. The
lubricant also helps prevent the billet from sticking to the forging die, which can cause
defects in the final product.
Step 3: Forging
The next step in the aluminium forging process is forging. The billet is placed between two
dies that are shaped to the desired form. The dies are then pressed together with a
hydraulic press, which applies compressive force to the billet. The compressive force
causes the billet to flow and fill the shape of the dies.
Step 6: Machining
The final step in the aluminium forging process is machining. This involves cutting, drilling,
and otherwise shaping the product to the exact specifications required by the customer.
This step is crucial because it ensures that the final product meets the customer's
requirements and can be used in their specific application.
There are lots of aluminium alloys can be used for drop forging. Main grades in aluminium
forgings include: AL2024, AL5083, AL 6061, AL 6063, AL6082, AL 7075, DTD 5024
Unique Characteristics of Al Forging
HIGH STRENGTH
COST EFFECTIVE
DESIGN FLEXIBILITY
LEAD TIME
EXCELLENT SURFACE FINISH
FATIGUE RESISTANCE
Industries Served
Switchgear Industry
Switch gear manufacturers in low, medium and high voltage range covering products like
High Conductivity and Electrolytic Copper Forgings, Medium and High Strength Aluminium
Alloy Forgings. In this field, apart from others. ABB is the consumer of switch gears.
Engine Industry
Forgings in Aluminium Alloys like 7075 & DTD 5024 for Defence Equipment’s, Diesel
Engines and other applications.
Aerospace Industry
The Aerospace Industry, as it stands today, supplies five basic markets: military aircraft,
missiles, space, commercial airliners, and general aviation. Forged Aluminium Alloy is key
to this industry due to its strength, versatility and affordability.
Forged Aluminium Spray Gun Body
Seamless Rolled Rings, Rings for Slew Bearings, Gear Rings and Y Rings
(CIN:L34103KA1981PLC004542)
Registered Office: Plant 7, No. 143/A, Jigani Link Road, Bommasandra Industrial Area,
Bangalore-560 105, Karnataka, India,
2. CHW Forge Pvt Ltd.
Unit 1, Near Hapur Road Flyover, Maliwara, Ghaziabad –201 001, Uttar Pradesh, India
Customers
BEML Ltd.
Komatsu India Pvt. Ltd.
KYB Conmat India Pvt. Ltd.
Liebherr India Private Limited
L & T construction Equipment Ltd.
Schwing Stetter India Pvt. Ltd.
TATA Hitachi Construction Machinery Co. Limited
B-101 & 110, Sinnar Industrial Area, Musalgaon, Sinnar, Maharashtra 422113, India
No.96, 2nd Floor, Gandhi Tower, Railway Parallel Road, Kumarapark West, Seshadripuram, Bangalore - 560
020
6. IQS Engineering Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Advantage: -
Light Weight - it has a specific weight of approximately 2.71 g/cm3
Corrosion Resistance
Electrical and Thermal Conductivity
Reflectivity and Ductility
Odourless and Impermeable
Recyclability
Disadvantage: -
Costly
Strength - unsuitable for certain projects where higher load capacity is needed.
Welding difficulty - a lower melting point than other metals, Second aluminium has a high thermal
expansion coefficient, which causes serious problems during the welding process
Fastener Joints - aluminium involves fastener joints that are prone to galvanic corrosion when
coupled with dissimilar metals (such as steel).
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