CHAENG manufactured a large 132-ton cast steel anvil block of die forging hammer for the leading forging industry in China, the well-known forging company in Henan. This 132-ton anvil were poured by four ladles together. The amount of molten steel in the process reached 160.5 tons, and the actual smelting of molten steel reached 165 tons. The smelting difficulty is unprecedented. In order to ensure product quality, technicians of CHAENG have carefully planned and scientifically organized each process. Through careful cooperation and careful operation, various problems in casting process of the steel casting anvil are effectively solved, and the best match between tapping time, casting time and molten steel temperature is achieved, so that the quality of the cast steel anvil is ensured.

Process advantages of CHAENG anvil block:

Base on the requirements of customers, CHAENG selects appropriate wooden mold for modeling design, and uses CAE software to simulate the casting process. Strictly according to the process procedures to produce high-quality forging hammer anvil block: wood mold - modelling - pouring - heat preservation - out of the pit, sand cleaning - heat treatment - roughing, finishing - packing and delivery.

1. CHAENG uses high-strength steel, unique heat treatment technologies and water glass sand casting process, to ensure strength and hardness of anvil block, and also reduce single anvil weight so as to effectively reduce the weight of the press.

2. CHAENG has a group of technical experts hired from the well-known foundry enterprises, responsible for the company's technology, process, management and other work, to establish a scientific and perfect management system of technology, production and operation, so as to effectively ensure the customer requirements of the product quality and delivery time.

CHAENG can manufacturer large steel castings with single piece weight of more than 1 ton according to your drawings, contact us!

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