Automatic Forging Line - For Closed Die Forging Industry

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Key Components of Automatic Closed Die Forging Lines

Electric Screw Presses (Direct Drive / Servo Driven): Deliver precise forging force, adjustable stroke, and repeatable operations for a variety of part sizes.
Forging Robots: Automate handling of hot billets, transferring parts from furnace to press, ensuring operator safety, and reducing cycle time.
Automated Heating Systems: Uniformly heat billets to optimal forging temperatures with minimal energy loss.
Conveyor & Handling Systems: Integrated systems for billet feeding, part transfer, and finished component removal.
Process Monitoring & Control: PLC-based control systems provide real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance alerts, and data logging for quality assurance.

Suitable Areas and Applications

Automatic closed die forging lines are ideal for industries requiring high-performance, precision-forged components. These include:

Automotive Industry: Manufacturing of shafts, gears, crankshafts, axle components, suspension parts, and high-strength aluminum and steel components.
Aerospace Industry: Production of critical components like landing gear parts, turbine shafts, and structural components with tight tolerances and high material performance.
Defense Sector: Forging of weapon components, high-strength armor, and other critical defense-grade parts.
Energy Sector: Components for turbines, valves, and oil & gas applications where durability and reliability are critical.
Industrial Machinery: Heavy-duty parts for presses, gearboxes, and machinery that require uniform properties and robust performance.

Advantages Over Conventional Forging

Reduced Lead Time: Automated lines operate continuously and can handle high-volume production efficiently.
Cost-Effectiveness: Lower energy consumption, minimized scrap, and reduced labor costs improve overall ROI.
Enhanced Quality: Precise control over forging parameters ensures uniform mechanical properties and better surface finish.
Flexibility: Lines can be configured for various part sizes, materials, and production rates, making them versatile for different industry needs.

The Electrical Group at Adhvika Forge Tech ensures seamless automation and control of forging lines. It includes PLCs, drives, motor controls, sensors, and HMI systems to monitor and manage presses, robots, and conveyors in real-time. Designed for energy efficiency, safety, and precision, it enables consistent operation, predictive maintenance, and optimized productivity for modern closed die forging industries.