鍛造とは FORGING

WHAT IS “FORGING”?

forge [fôrj] たん‐ぞう【鍛造】

VERB
make or shape (a metal object) by heating it in a fire or furnace and beating or hammering it.

Data from Oxford Languages


FORGING, is one of the plastic forming method which
making the shape of metal such as steel by
beating or hammering. In Japan, forging began in
300~400 CE to make an agricultural tools and accessories.
In Heian-era, forging method has evolutionally
advanced as a Japanese sward manufacturing,
which became the basis of today’s Japanese
forging technology.

What is the difference from other methods?

Process
Methods
FORGING

Method by heating and beating the metal.

MACHINING

Method by cutting (machining) the metal.

CASTING

Method by pouring a melted metal into a mold.

FIBER
FLOW
 

Continuous fiber flow made along the shape.

 

Straight fiber flow
trimmed by machining cut.

 

No fiber flow.

ADVANTAGES OF FORGED PRODUCT

strong

STRONGER, and STABLE
MECHANICAL PROPERTY

Forged product contains a continuous fiber flow which make the part stronger than a casted part.
Thus, the forged part can be designed smaller, lighter and saving space which can give various possibilities in customer’s total designing.

green

SAVING MATERIAL by FORMING
NEAR NET SHAPE

Near net shape forming can reduce and minimize machining material loss.
We have advantages of cost reduction, and moreover, green friendly by reducing CO2 emission of less material production and less machining process.

GOHSYU’S FORGING TECHNOLOGY

SINCE 1946
CONTINUOUS EVOLUTION BEGAN…
WE HAVE CONFIDENCE
IN
OUR TECHNOLOGY
AND EQUIPMENT

GOHSYU have been working on forging,
traditionally producing thousands of various parts.
Started from automotive engine, transmission and chassis parts and
today also for industrial robot and
medical industries, our customer is from various
industries.
GOHSYU technology and equipment to aim the higher quality day by day.

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contact

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forging production and parts.
Your requests and questions are
more than welcome!