CDF Forging Information
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Innovations to Improve Rail and Transportation Forgings
Driving Reliability and Durability The transportation industry continually demands high-performance components that ensure reliability and durability. At Canton Drop Forge, we harness cutting-edge forging technologies to meet these rigorous demands. […]
The Power Behind Power Generation: Forging Components for Extreme Conditions
In the realm of power generation, reliability and performance under extreme conditions are non-negotiable. From wind turbines to nuclear reactors, the components used must endure intense heat, pressure, and environmental […]
Mastering the Art of Closed Die Forging: A Deep Dive into Precision and Performance
In the specialized realm of metal forming and manufacturing, closed die forging distinguishes itself as a premier technique, celebrated for its precision, performance, and unparalleled quality. At Canton Drop Forge, […]
Quality Certifications Forging Industries Should Have
To receive applicable certifications, companies need to provide paperwork, be interviewed and pass various inspections and audits. But which certifications should forging companies or manufacturing facilities have and how exactly do they go about obtaining them?
Introduction to Drop Forging Strength and Toughness
Drop forging is a common way to manufacture a metal component. But what sets this method apart and makes drop forgings so incredibly strong and tough? There are two key reasons why the process creates such well-built products and is the go-to method for many manufacturers.
The Die Process: Closed-Die Forging Vs. Open-Die Forging
When it comes to deforming metal, there are a few options. But they can generally be classified as either open or closed-die forging. While both utilize the same basic process, they differ when it comes to the use of dies. Let’s go through the definitions and differences.