Quality control of aluminum forgings

Raw material quality control:

Strictly inspect and retest the quality of raw materials to ensure that their composition and internal organization meet the requirements.

Avoid using defective raw materials to reduce quality issues in subsequent production processes.

Quality control during forging process:

Strictly control parameters such as forging temperature, forging speed, and forging pressure to ensure the microstructure and mechanical properties of the product.

Real time monitoring and adjustment of temperature during the forging process to avoid product quality issues caused by excessively high or low temperatures.

Regularly maintain and upkeep the mold to ensure its surface smoothness and dimensional accuracy meet the requirements.

Quality control of heat treatment:

Strictly control the heat treatment temperature and insulation time to ensure the precipitation of strengthening phases and the mechanical properties of the material.

Conduct performance testing and inspection on heat-treated aluminum forgings to ensure they meet design requirements.

Mechanical processing quality control:

Strictly control the machining process to ensure that the machining accuracy and surface quality meet the requirements.

Inspect the dimensional and shape accuracy of the processed aluminum forgings to ensure they meet the design requirements.

Finished product inspection:

Conduct appearance inspection, hardness inspection, chemical composition analysis, etc. on the finished product to ensure that it meets the design requirements and quality standards.

Perform non-destructive testing on important forgings to identify potential internal defects.