Powerful hydraulic hammer for precision closed die forging.

Fully Hydraulic Closed Die Forging Hammer

A fully hydraulic closed die forging hammer designed for hot forging, impression die forging and repeatable production of high-strength metal components.

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Hydraulic Closed Die Forging Hammer for Reliable Hot Forging Production

The fully hydraulic closed die forging hammer is built for manufacturers that need powerful impact energy, stable operation and consistent closed die forging results. It is suitable for producing forged parts from carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, aluminium alloy, brass, copper and other forgeable metals.

This machine is used for closed die forging, impression die forging, preforming, final forging, sizing and calibration. It is commonly selected for automotive parts, agricultural machinery components, hand tools, hardware fittings, engineering machinery parts, brackets, connecting rods, gear blanks and precision forged components.

 

With hydraulic control for both lifting and striking, the hammer provides strong impact performance without relying on a traditional steam or compressed-air system. The result is a cleaner, more compact and easier-to-control forging solution for modern forging workshops and production lines.

Why Choose a Fully Hydraulic Closed Die Forging Hammer?

A closed die forging hammer is ideal when the forged part needs to fill a shaped die cavity quickly and repeatedly. The high-speed impact helps material flow into the die impression, making it suitable for high-volume forged parts with demanding strength and shape requirements.

Compared with older hammer systems, a fully hydraulic structure helps improve operating control, reduce dependency on external air supply and support more stable forging performance. For buyers planning a new forging line or replacing older equipment, this type of hammer can be configured around the required blow energy, forged part size, die design, production rhythm and automation level.

Fully Hydraulic Closed Die Forging Hammer distant

Features

Hydraulic Drive System

The hammer uses hydraulic power for lifting and striking, helping deliver strong impact force and controlled ram movement during the forging cycle.

Closed Die Forging Structure

The machine is designed for impression die forging where the heated billet is shaped inside matched dies for repeatable component production.

Strong Ram and Guide Design

The ram, guides and frame are designed to support accurate vertical movement, stable die alignment and dependable performance under repeated impact loads.

Adjustable Blow Energy

Blow energy can be selected according to the forged part size, material and forming stage, supporting preforming, final forging and sizing operations.

High Blow Frequency

The machine offers fast working cycles for production environments where output, repeatability and forging efficiency are important.

Wide Model Range

Available models cover small, medium and heavy-duty forging requirements, making it easier to match the hammer to your component size and production plan.

Practical Maintenance Access

The machine layout supports inspection, lubrication and maintenance access, helping reduce downtime during normal production use.

Suitable for Forging Lines

The hammer can be integrated with heating furnaces, manipulators, trimming presses, die lubrication systems and handling equipment.

Custom Project Configuration

Machine selection can be adjusted according to workpiece weight, material grade, die size, factory layout and production requirements.

Applications

The fully hydraulic closed die forging hammer is widely used for producing high-strength automotive forgings where repeatable shape accuracy, material strength and production efficiency are important. It is suitable for components such as connecting rods, brackets, gear blanks, shafts, steering parts, suspension parts and other hot forged parts used in vehicle manufacturing.

In the tool and hardware forging industry, the machine is used for producing durable forged products such as spanners, pliers, hammer heads, clamps, fittings and fastener-related parts. The fast impact action and closed die structure help the heated metal flow into the die cavity, making it suitable for batch production of consistent impression die forged components.

The machine is also suitable for agricultural machinery parts and engineering machinery components, including forged blades, brackets, joints, couplings, wear-resistant parts and heavy-duty industrial fittings. For factories producing parts for construction equipment, mining machinery, oil and gas equipment or general industrial machinery, the hydraulic closed die forging hammer provides a practical solution for strong, repeatable and efficient hot closed die forging production.

Key Benefits

Higher Forging Efficiency

Fast striking and return movement helps improve cycle times for closed die forging and batch production.

Consistent Part Forming

Stable ram guidance and controlled impact energy help improve filling of the die cavity and reduce variation between forged parts

Suitable for Many Materials

The hammer can process a wide range of forgeable metals including carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, aluminium alloy, brass and copper.

Reduced Production Dependence

The fully hydraulic system reduces reliance on traditional steam or compressed-air hammer infrastructure.

Flexible Production Use

One machine can support preforming, final forging, sizing and calibration depending on die design and process requirements.

Strong Application Coverage

The machine is suitable for automotive parts, tools, hardware, agricultural machinery parts, engineering components and industrial forgings.

Process flow

1. Billet Cutting

Raw bar or billet material is cut to the required size according to the forged part weight and die design.

2. Billet Heating

The billet is heated in a furnace to the correct forging temperature for the selected material.

3. Descaling

Surface scale can be removed before forging to improve die life and surface quality.

4. Preforming

The heated billet is shaped into an intermediate form to prepare the material for final die filling.

5. Closed Die Forging

The hammer strikes the billet inside the die cavity, forcing the material to flow into the required shape.

6. Trimming and Finishing

Flash is removed and the forged part can be sized, calibrated, heat treated, shot blasted or machined depending on the final requirement.

Electric screw press technical specifications

Specification Unit WM-25 WM-50 WM-75 WM-125 WM-200 WM-250 WM-400 WM-450 WM-500 WM-630
Blow Energy kJ 25 50 75 125 200 250 400 450 500 630
Ram Weight kg 1000 2000 3000 5000 8000 10000 16000 18000 20000 25000
Max. Stroke mm 1000 1200 1250 1300 1350 1400 1500 1500 1500 1700
Min. Die Height mm 220 260 350 400 430 450 500 500 500 500
Blow Frequency min-1 55–70 55–70 55–70 55–65 55–65 50–60 45–55 40–50 35–40 35–40
Main Motor Power kW 55 55 55 55 75 75 75 75 75 75
Motor/Oil Pump Number pc 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 10
Distance Between Guides mm 540 600 700 740 900 1000 1200 1200 1200 1300
Ram/Die Holder Depth mm 550/700 630/900 800/1000 950/1160 1100/1260 1200/1400 2000/2100 2000/2100 2100/2200 2200/2300
Machine Size mm 2380 × 1200 × 6100 2960 × 1500 × 6500 3300 × 1500 × 6900 3700 × 1920 × 7300 4300 × 2100 × 7700 4400 × 2200 × 8000 4500 × 2200 × 8500 4500 × 2500 × 8500 4700 × 2900 × 8700 5500 × 2900 × 9500
Application Scope Forging Process: Closed die forging, impression die forging, hot forging, preforming, final forging, sizing and calibration
Suitable Materials: Carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, aluminium alloy, brass, copper and other forgeable metals
Typical Products: Automotive parts, hand tools, hardware components, agricultural machinery parts, engineering machinery parts, gear blanks, connecting rods, brackets, fittings and precision forged components
Note The above fully hydraulic closed die forging hammer technical parameters are for reference only. Final specifications may vary depending on machine configuration, forged part size, material, die design, automation requirements and project conditions.

For accurate model selection, please send your workpiece size, material, forging temperature, required process and expected production output. Wiz Machinery can help match the hammer capacity to your application.

Machine Selection Guidance

Choosing the correct hydraulic closed die forging hammer depends on the forged part weight, projected area, material grade, die cavity depth, required deformation, production volume and available workshop space. A smaller hammer may be suitable for hand tools and small hardware parts, while larger models are required for heavy automotive, engineering machinery and industrial forgings.

For a more accurate recommendation, prepare the forged part drawing, material, billet size, target production capacity, die size and current forging process. These details help match the blow energy, ram weight, stroke, guide distance and die holder depth to the actual production requirement.

Optional Forging Line Equipment

Induction Heating Furnace

Used to heat billets quickly and consistently before forging, helping support continuous production.

Billet Cutting Machine

Cuts raw bar material into repeatable billet sizes before heating and forging.

Descaling Machine

Removes oxide scale from heated billets before forging to help protect dies and improve surface quality.

Forging Manipulator

Assists with handling heavier billets and forged parts during the forging process.

Trimming Press

Removes flash from closed die forged parts after the main forging operation.

Cooling and Finishing Equipment

Can be added for post-forging handling, cooling, shot blasting or preparation before machining.

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FAQ

What is a fully hydraulic closed die forging hammer?

A fully hydraulic closed die forging hammer is a hot forging machine that uses hydraulic power to lift and strike the ram, forcing heated metal into a closed die cavity.

What products can it forge?

It can forge automotive parts, agricultural machinery components, hand tools, hardware parts, engineering machinery components, gear blanks, connecting rods, brackets and other closed die forged parts.

What materials can be forged?

Common materials include carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, aluminium alloy, brass, copper and other forgeable metals.

How do I choose the correct blow energy?

The correct blow energy depends on the forged part size, material, billet temperature, die design, deformation requirement and production capacity.

Can it be used in a complete forging line?

Yes. It can be combined with billet cutting, induction heating, descaling, handling, trimming and finishing equipment.

Are the specifications fixed?

The table provides reference specifications. Final machine details can vary depending on project requirements, machine configuration and production conditions.