Mechanical 18CrNiMo7-6 Forging Steel Blank Ron Forging Process For Input Optical Axis

Steel Forging Blank For Input Optical Axis, Upper Transmission Shaft And Lower Rotating Shaft. Our steel forging blanks are specialized, high-performance starting materials for critical components in mechanical and optical-mechanical systems. We provide robust blanks for input optical axes, upper transmission shafts, and lower rotating shafts, all crafted through precision forging. This ensures the final machined components will have superior strength and dimensional stability for high-precision, high-speed, and heavy-load applications.

Product Features

• Superior Internal Structure: Forging refines the steel's grain, eliminating defects for exceptional toughness and fatigue resistance.
• Optimal Machining Foundation: Blanks are designed for efficient and precise machining to achieve exact dimensions and finishes.
• Enhanced Durability: Forging provides inherent strength to withstand significant stresses, leading to extended operational life.
• Customizable for Needs: Available in various steel grades and tailored dimensions to suit unique shaft designs.
• Reliable Performance Base: Provides a consistent material foundation crucial for precision and longevity.

Application Scenarios

These steel forging blanks are essential precursors for shafts in a diverse range of demanding industrial and high-tech applications:

• Input Optical Axis Blanks: For shafts driving or supporting optical elements in precision optical instruments, laser systems, and metrology equipment.
• Upper Transmission Shaft Blanks: Used for shafts in industrial gearboxes (heavy machinery, wind turbines, marine propulsion), power generation equipment, and vehicle drivetrains.
• Lower Rotating Shaft Blanks: Material for robust shafts in heavy industrial machinery (conveyors, crushers), mining and construction equipment, and hydraulic/pumping systems operating under constant heavy loads.

The steel forgings production flow:

raw material inspection → unloading → inspection → preheating → forging → heat treatment → inspection → rough machining → non-destructive testing → inspection → packaging → delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is your forging weight range?
We produce forged parts ranging from 100 kg to 7000 kg.

2. Do you provide heat treatment and machining?
Yes, we offer full in-house heat treatment, rough, and finish machining services.

3. Which industries do you supply to?
We serve wind energy, heavy equipment, port machinery, transmission systems, and more.

4. What is your production lead time?

With stock: Around 30 days

Without stock: 40–45 days

5. Where is your factory located?
In Changzhou City, near Shanghai, with shipping via Shanghai Port.

Request a Quote
Please send your technical drawings and requirements to us. Our engineers will review and provide you with a professional quotation and solution shortly.