DF Precision Inc. Metal Forging

Many OEM auto parts are produced by the method of metal forging because metal auto part forgings are of the strongest tolerance and provide the most reliable quality.

Cold forging allows components to be produced with high dimensional accuracy at an extraordinary output rate.

Cold forging is so technologically advance that it offers possibilities for production that would’ve otherwise been a long process to to manage and finish.

Industries such as heavy construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and automotive systems are all depending on forged parts for quality of their products.

Forging has continued to surge in technological advances and technical capabilities and surpassing all other traditional metalworking process to be the most advantageous and state-of-art process.

DF Precision exhibited at the 2013 AAPEX Show last week and had all cold forging metal products on display.

Nowadays, the modern techniques of forging can create such beautiful precisional and high quality metal parts that even high tech and technologically advanced companies like Apple are using forged components to build their products.

Practically all types of metals, ferrous and nonferrous, can be used in the process of metal forging, and different techniques of forging apply to different metals depending on their ductility and mechanical and physical properties.

There are many factors to consider when deciding what type of forging process should be used to manufacture metal parts.

Metal forgings can be produced in Asia at a lower cost and save you anywhere from 25%-80% on your pricing per piece!