Hot Powder Forging

Hot Powder forging is a process in which powders such as iron and copper are compacted, heated and forged so that their density increases up to that of
wrought steel.

Since they’re made using a net-shape technology, PF parts require only minor secondary machining and offer greater dimensional precision and less flash than conventional precision forgings.

Forged Parts:

• High strength and toughness
• Can be fully dense
• Reliable for highly stressed applications
• Net shape forming reduces the need for later finishing