Forming equipment
The press or hammer supplies the forming force and defines the active working zone.
Open-Die Forging
Control the workpiece through the forging cycle while keeping forming force and handling responsibilities clear.
Engineering visualizationForming force and workpiece control must operate as one cycle.
Open-die forging is defined by the interaction between the forming equipment, the workpiece and the handling machine—not by one machine in isolation.
Workpiece control
The forging manipulator grips, supports, rotates, lifts and repositions the workpiece between forming actions.
Furnace connection
Charging equipment may load, extract or transfer the hot workpiece, while remaining a separate equipment responsibility.
Engineering focus
The forging cycle sets the engineering priorities.
The key question is how the workpiece must move in relation to the press or hammer. Capacity is reviewed together with load moment, geometry, working distance and movement sequence.
Intended outcomeA forging cell in which forming force, workpiece control and auxiliary transfer have clear, coordinated responsibilities.
WorkpieceWorkpiece weight, dimensions, temperature and center of gravity
Process interfacePress or hammer type, working zone and required movements
Movement routeWorking distance, furnace route, floor and rail conditions
OperationProduction rhythm, visibility and maintenance access
Start with an RFQ, drawing or short description.
SDT will review the equipment requirement and coordinate the next technical discussion.
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