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Niko Steel ENGG LLP is the pioneer of the process of forging. We do this process with the best skills and workforce.

Forging is a process of manufacturing that is used for the purpose of metal shaping with the help of compressive forces. The shaping is done with some blows which are provided using a hammer or by using a die.

The process of forging is broadly classified on the basis of temperature under which it is performed such as cold forging, hot forging, and warm forging. They take place in cold, hot, and warm temperature respectively.

The forged parts do vary a lot in their weight and the difference can be less than a kg or even large as tons. The process of forging has existed since millennials. The products that were forged traditionally were hardware, tools, weapons, jewelry, kitchenware, and cymbals.

After the industrial revolution, the usage of forging was diversified to machines and mechanisms. It started being used for every material that has the need for high strength. Such a kind of forging is incomplete without some final touches so that we can achieve the final part. Nowadays, the industry is just incomplete without forging.

There are several advantages of forging such as to make equipment stronger than it used to be before. Since the metal is beaten up during this process, it loses its initial shape and any other characteristics. As a result, it becomes something that has everything improved such as strength, shape, and other characteristics.

Moreover, the cost of forging is very less when compared with processes such as fabrication or casting. The benefits of forging are easily observable when it comes to a long term investment.

There are some metals which are forged better in hot temperatures but the iron and steel are forged the best in hot temperature only. The benefit of hot forging is that it prevents the work hardening that happens due to the low temperature involved in cold forging.

The work hardening makes it hard for a part to bear secondary operation such as the operations that a machine performs on the parts which are forged.