Machine catalog & sourcing notes
These are the most requested machine families across forging and die casting programs. Each request is tailored to alloy, part geometry, locking force/tonnage, automation, and utilities.
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High-force presses used for controlled deformation and repeatable forging cycles—well-suited for large parts and precision work.
Highlights
- High tonnage options
- Programmable stroke/pressure
- Consistent part quality
Typical use cases
Impact-based forging equipment for shaping hot metal quickly—commonly used for open-die and certain die-forging operations.
Highlights
- High-impact forming
- Simple setup
- Good for varied jobs
Typical use cases
Dedicated equipment to form heads and upset sections of bars/rods with high repeatability for production parts.
Highlights
- Excellent repeatability
- High output
- Designed for bar/rod feed
Typical use cases
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High-pressure die casting machines typically used where the molten metal is ladled into a shot sleeve before injection.
Highlights
- Wide locking-force range
- Automation ready
- Process monitoring options
Typical use cases
Die casting machines designed for rapid cycles where the injection mechanism is immersed—often used for lower melting-point alloys.
Highlights
- Short cycle times
- High repeatability
- Compact footprint options
Typical use cases
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Fast, controllable heating for billets/bars to support stable forging temperatures and throughput.
Highlights
- Rapid heating
- Temperature control
- Efficient energy use
Typical use cases
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Critical spares and consumables for maintaining injection performance and reducing unplanned downtime.
Highlights
- Common sizes supported
- Wear-part focus
- Compatibility guidance
Typical use cases