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Forging
Forge Furnaces are also known as Billet Heaters. The key considerations are heating efficiency to minimize operating cost and cycle time, and maintainability.
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This type of forging furnace is available in many versions:
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1) Rotary Forge Furnace: Located next to the forge where – in the operator extracts the hot, feeds the forge, and inputs a cold billet in a semi-continuous fashion.
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3) Hand Fed Slot Forge Furnace: where-in the forge operator manually and alternately extracts a hot bar and loads a cold bar.
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HTF has the experience to help you optimize a new furnace for the specifics of your process.
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2) Continuous Slot Forge Furnace: where-in the product thru-feed is the same as the forge cycle.
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