Thousands of Hammer Blows To Forge A Masterpiece: Directly Covering The Forging Site of The "powerful" Components of Ma Steel Heavy Machinery

On October 16th, the production site of the Forging and Casting Division was filled with a heatwave and the sound of machinery. A forging battle against time was underway. All the staff members focused on their goals and worked wholeheartedly to ensure the production tasks of the company's key projects for core components.

Entering the workshop, the heat waves hit you directly, contrasting sharply with the early winter chill outside. At the forging site, the massive 8,000-ton hydraulic press, like a steel giant, stands tall and firm, emitting a deep and powerful roar. The crane lifts the hot steel billets and draws them through the air, creating a dazzling arc, seamlessly connecting with the control machine. The control machine opens its huge claws and firmly clamps the steel billet, precisely transporting it to the forging hammer workbench. The operation technician calmly controls the operation, and the huge forging hammer responds with a sound, instantly releasing a tremendous force, causing a shaking sound that shakes the earth and sending sparks flying like rain.

In this "symphony" of force and fire, the hard steel billet is gradually shaped like soft clay, becoming the initial mold that meets the design requirements. The experienced master craftsman focuses intently and calmly, observing the color of the fire and listening to the forging sounds, precisely guiding each feed and shaping process to ensure that the internal structure of the forging is dense and the performance meets the standards.

This task was time-critical, involved complex technical processes, and had extremely strict quality requirements. To ensure everything was flawless, the technical team of the branch company followed up throughout the process. The process engineers stayed at the front line, repeatedly verified the drawings and process parameters with the operation staff, and promptly solved production problems. The management team took the lead in commanding, coordinated resources, strictly enforced safety measures, and provided sufficient drinking water and cooling supplies for the front-line employees, firmly establishing the logistical support defense line.

After days and nights of continuous efforts, all the forgings successfully passed the initial ultrasonic flaw detection, marking a phased victory in this tough battle. The timely delivery of these high-quality castings has saved valuable time for subsequent precision processing and product assembly, and has also laid a solid foundation for the smooth progress of the company's key projects.