Design and Engineering
Our engineers in this unit work with the
latest 3D modeling and analysis software
to design molds and tools as well as
simulate the forging process to optimize
the manufacturing process and enhance
the quality of products. This unit includes:
CAD/CAM center
Management of technical documentation center
CAE center
Production of Tools and Molds
Precisely manufactured molds guarantee stable
conditions for the production of forgings. The
molds are manufactured exclusively on modern
NC and CNC machines. We use the following
devices to produce tools:
Modern CNC machines
Turning-lathe machines
Electrical discharge machine (EDM)
Cutting
In this unit we cut steel bars into pieces to the
production process. We have the capability of
cutting steel bars from 20mm to 80mm in
diameter. We use the following devices to cut
steel bars:
Pneumatic cutting machines
Sawmills and scissor
Forging
We process all types of steel materials weighing
between 0.5 and 8 kg. In all production lines,
different types of furnaces manufactured by Azar
Felez Tabriz Company (AFT Co.) are used for the
preheating phase of the parts with very good
quality. Forging equipment is as follows:
Hot forging presses
Pre-heating furnaces (manufactured by AFT Co.)
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Heat Treatment
We have the capability of performing all types of heat treatment including hardening, tempering,
annealing, isothermal annealing, stress-relieving, induction, cementation, normalizing and etc. Heat
treatment unit equipment includes:
Heat treatment furnaces (manufactured by AFT Co.)
Vertical furnaces controlled atmosphere
(manufactured by AFT Co.)
Labs and Test
We apply modern quality inspection systems and have access to excellent management, use all
state-of-the-art methods and tools for quality control of our whole production process from the
purchasing of material through continuous monitoring of production up to final inspection before
dispatch. Laboratory equipment is as follows:
Dimension measurements
Metalography equipment
Hardness measurements
Micro Hardness measurements
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