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Cold Forming & Cold Heading

Posting date : Mar 24, 2011

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Short Listing: Cold forming and cold heading are used to produce fasteners as they are a cost effective alternative to metalworking. Main Listing: Since 2001, Erfolg International, an ISO 9001:2008 certified company, is into Designing, Manufacturing, and Supply Chain Management for Precision Parts, Standard & Special Fasteners, Custom Components, made from various Metals, Engineering Plastics, Carbon & Graphite. Erfolg's operating facility houses state-of-the-art equipment, as well as some of the top process engineers and metallurgy experts in the business. As a result, we are able to offer our customer the finest possible product using the most efficient processes. Our dedication to quality and breadth of capability make us the ideal supplier of custom-machined and coldformed parts and components. Enjoy the savings of less (or no) machining along with the strength of cold forging. Our manufacturing infrastructure makes it possible to have a large variety of special shapes. • Capable of : diameters from 1/8" to 5/8" and lengths up to 4" • Materials: Steel, Stainless steel, Aluminum & Brass • Prototypes to production runs • Variety of Platings & Coatings Available • Quality Assurance Program • SPC Capabilities • Just-in-Time Manufacturing • PPAP Level 3 When component volumes and design life justify the tooling expense, cold forming can be an extremely efficient material-saving process. Near net shape forming on multiple die machines saves material and cost. Additionally, the grain flow follows the contour of the part and adds strength. Secondary machining operations can be performed to the cold-formed blanks to add features and precision to the part. Cold forming material grades are typically different from machining grades-we can help with the conversion if needed. Sometimes the challenge isn't finding a manufacturer who can provide your part, it's finding a company you want to do business with again and again.