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Solmet Technologies Inc
United States
Приєднався 12 чер 2015
Located in Canton, Ohio, Solmet Technologies has been built on American values and American made steel. Not only are our forgings built to last, but our excellent team will keep you informed and deliver your products on time the way you want.
Let us manage your projects from start to finish-we offer supply chain management as one of our many services to ensure you are getting a quality, custom made product made exactly to your specifications. See for yourself what makes us so tough at www.solmet.net
Let us manage your projects from start to finish-we offer supply chain management as one of our many services to ensure you are getting a quality, custom made product made exactly to your specifications. See for yourself what makes us so tough at www.solmet.net
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Open Die Forging vs. Machining = Considerable Savings - Solmet Technologies
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Open die forging can provide considerable cost and material savings over machining. See an example of a forged shaft and learn more at www.solmet.net
Demonstration of Open Die Forging - Solmet Technologies
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Ever wonder what is involved in the open die forging process? This short video clip shows some of that process. Watch the video and visit www.solmet.net/open-die-forging/ to learn more.
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Having worked in a drop forge for nearly 20 years I know what a terrible job this is. That's a huge lump of steel he's working with there, imagine the weight! he's doing that all day 5/6 days a week.
Why's that hammer bouncing off the steel? That hammerdriver needs to get that hit adjusted. He's swinging like a washwoman
its more for the machine's sake than for the piece being worked, don't want to prematurely wear out parts if one doesn't have to, replacements are expensive.
@@killman369547 Yes the bounce allows energy to be dissipated like if you hit a hammer on heavy metal allowing it to bounce takes the sting out and when jumping from a height to hop up on landing
Great workmen. Well done.
at the beginning, I thought the guys was going to drive the forklift straight into the furnace
Ah finally another video of the open die work they put out or as they say blacksmithing on a big scale, its crazy you can beat that thing into a round without even rounding dies but just using the flats of the actual hammer so is your steam hammer a chambersburg, niles bemont pond, erie, morgan enginering or, lasco, or do you have a sellers hammer, it looks to me like a ceco chambersburg by the L shape is this correct, just curious as there are still many old ones out there and several makers back then that made hammers 100 years ago. thanks manga12
Amazing footage..
what a good looking machine
Awesome stuff.
Yeah used to do this type of work, great to see
my old crew
that has a differant set up for the guy running the hammer with that slide thing for the control, usually have some guy standing on the side but hey looks a bit more controlled when he gets to sit down and observe on the fly while the other manipulates the metal, and it makes a neat springing sound I could fall a sleep to the sound of the piston going up and down also made in america, we dont have as much as we used to so we got to do with what we got and do it better and faster then the third world contries.