KDK Forging Co.

  Upset extension forgings   entail locally heating a metal bar and then adding pressure to the bar's side in its axis's path to deform it while holding it firmly with special tooling.   Long parts with forged ends can be produced using this method. As with electro-upsetting, upset forging does not allow for as much variation between the beginning bar diameter and the forged head diameter. However, because the deformation is done in stages, it allows for much more complex geometries. Defining forging:   Forging is a manufacturing process that involves pressing metal under high pressure into high-strength preferred components. The process is usually (but not always) done hot by preheating the metal to the desired temperature before working with it.   It is important to note that the forging process is not the same as the casting process because the metal used to make forged components is never melted and poured as in the casting process.   Upset forging is used to deli