Forged Steel Round Bar​

Product Process Of Forged Round Bar

Heating

Put the steel into the heating furnace and heat it to the appropriate temperature. This step is critical because the right temperature helps the plastic deformation of the steel and reduces stress during forging.

Forging

When the steel reaches the appropriate temperature, the forging equipment (such as forging hammer, forging machine, etc.) is used to forge the steel. In this process, the steel is subjected to compressive forces, which changes its shape and internal structure. Forging can be either manual or mechanized, depending on the scale of production and process requirements.

Cooling and heat treatment

After forging, the steel rod needs to be cooled. The speed and method of cooling will affect the final performance of the steel rod. Sometimes heat treatment is also required to further adjust the structure and properties of the steel rod.

Inspection and dressing

After cooling and heat treatment, the quality inspection of the steel bars is required to ensure that it meets the relevant standards. If necessary, it also needs to be trimmed, such as cutting, grinding, etc., to achieve the final size and appearance requirements.

Packaging and storage

Inspected and trimmed forged bar stock needs to be properly packaged to prevent damage during transportation and storage. At the same time, pay attention to the humidity and temperature of the storage environment to avoid rust or performance degradation of the steel rod.