Pipe Sleeve Forging

Pipe sleeve forging is a metalworking process that involves shaping metal materials (typically steel or other alloys) into a pipe sleeve through forging techniques. This type of sleeve is commonly used in piping systems to enhance the strength and sealing of joints.

Applications:
Pipe sleeves are widely used in various industries, including:

• Oil and Gas: For connections in wells, pipelines, and valves, ensuring the integrity and safety of the system.

• Chemical Industry: In piping systems that transport corrosive or high-temperature fluids.

• Construction and Municipal Engineering: Used in water supply, drainage, and other fluid transport systems.

Characteristics:

• Strength: Forged pipe sleeves typically exhibit high strength and pressure resistance, capable of withstanding high temperatures and pressures.

• Uniformity: The forging process improves the internal structure of the material, enhancing its uniformity and fatigue resistance.

• Connectability: Designed to provide good connections with other pipes or equipment, ensuring sealing and stability.

Forging Process:

1. Heating: The metal material is heated to a plastic state to facilitate shaping.

2. Forging: Pressure is applied using a hammer or hydraulic press to form the material into a sleeve.

3. Cooling: The formed sleeve is gradually cooled, often undergoing heat treatment to further enhance its properties.

Data Needed for Quotation

1) Your own drawing 

2) Your requirement on material and necessary dimensional data

3) Ask for recommend

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Application areas: 

Automotive transmissions, medical equipment, metallurgical machinery, lifting equipment, ore equipment, power equipment, light industry equipment, etc

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