The process of making forged products is divided into classic and modern forging. The essence of classic forging is to heat the metal in the furnace and form artistic elements with a hand hammer. Modern forging is the maximum automation of difficult stages. This method saves the customer time and money and makes the surface of the forged product as smooth as possible. Another difference of modern forging is the use of molds to make a large number of identical elements of the product.
Argon welding provides reliable fixation of all elements of the product with almost imperceptible, smooth seams without the effect of oxidation. Due to the fact that the metal does not need to be heated and softened by hand, as it was done before, the laser speeds up cutting by 96%. Pneumatic hammer is no different from the usual hand. The only difference is that the blacksmith does not spend energy on blows, and can devote more time to artistic work.
We reveal all the secrets of forging to you only to understand that forged products do not suffer from these technologies, their quality and properties do not deteriorate in any way. On the contrary, the products become smoother, clearer, without chips and defects, the same forging elements get perfect symmetry.
Thus, modern technology can significantly reduce the time of order production, reduce the efforts of the blacksmith, and thus the cost of forged products.
