DF Precision Inc. Metal Forging

Cold forging using modern advanced cold forging presses has many benefits such as achieving the strongest kind of metal automotive components with superior grain structure and reliability.

All other metalworking processes cannot compare or excel beyond to the advantages metal forging offers.

OEM companies rely on reputable cold forging companies to obtain components that meet the highest safety and quality standards.

USA and European automotive manufacturers improve their position in the competitive market and overcoming pressure on pricing by outsourcing the production of the auto components that they use.

When combined and produced with the process of 42CrMo4 steel cold Forging, 42CrMo4 steel alloy parts are the strongest and most reliable type of automotive auto part that you can achieve.

Aluminum forging is similar to steel forging in many ways, but also has a few differences. During aluminum cold forging, the aluminum bars are sawed, formed and finished in a similar fashion as to steel forging.

Metal forging engineers use technology such as CAD/CAM to design complex precision forging dies that can mold any desired shape and size of forgings.

Steel parts are able to keep its strength even when altered because forging allows the grain flow to conform to the desired shape and mold.

Manufacturers of Aftermarket auto parts are able to utilize a variety of metalworking processes, such as cold forging and hot forging, to produce parts that function just like the the original equipments parts (OE or OEM auto parts)

Due to the heated nature of the metal, hot forging allows for metals to be easily shaped and achieve elaborate details.