Shaped forgings are one of the commonly used parts in the automotive industry, playing an important role in the manufacture of automobiles. Shaped forgings are mainly used in the following areas:
- Engine: The primary application area of shaped forgings in the automotive industry is in the manufacture of engine components. Parts such as crankshafts, pistons, rockers, valves, connecting rods and other parts with complex geometry, high temperature resistance, and high stress requirements need to be manufactured using shaped forgings.
- Transmission: The manufacturing process of the automotive transmission easily faces challenges when meeting the requirement for ultra-high durability, shaping forgings come into place and are increasingly being widely applied in the production of gears.
- Chassis: The use of shaped forgings on the automotive chassis maximizes its performance advantages, and its strength and fatigue resistance are beneficial to guarantee smooth driving, safety, and service life.
- Brake system: As the brake system needs to withstand significant pressures and show more efficient braking performance, components of the brake system also require shaped forgings to meet these requirements.
In conclusion, shaped forgings demonstrate their strong practical value in the automotive industry. As a metal deformation form that can meet higher manufacturing difficulties of parts, shaped forgings not only play an important role in improving the quality and safety performance of automobiles, but also promote the development and growth of the entire automotive industry chain.
