High-Precision Forged Parts for Critical Applications
Manufyn offers advanced closed die forging services designed for high-volume, repeatable production of precision metal components. Also known as impression die forging, this process delivers net or near-net shaped parts with exceptional mechanical properties and surface finish.
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Closed die forging is a manufacturing process where heated metal is placed between two dies that contain a shaped impression. Under high pressure, the metal flows and fills the cavity, forming a detailed and highly accurate component.
Unlike open die forging, this process is ideal for producing complex shapes, tight tolerances, and consistent closed die forging products at scale with less post-processing required.
We design and fabricate custom metal casting mold solutions tailored to your product.
Understanding the difference between open and closed die forging helps select the right process:
Shape Complexity
Simple shapes
Complex shapes
Volume
Low to medium
Medium to high
Tooling Cost
Low
Higher
Dimensional Accuracy
Moderate
High
Surface Finish
Rougher
Smoother
Post-Machining
Often required
Minimal
We recommend closed die forging for high-precision, high-strength applications where repeatability and shape complexity are important.
We supply closed die forged parts to industries that rely on strength, reliability, and accuracy:
Powertrain, chassis, and suspension parts
Brackets, joints, and linkages
High-strength levers, shafts, and gears
Critical safety components
At Manufyn, the closed die forging process includes:
Our closed die forging products include:
Whether you need precision aluminum die-casting services or custom metal fabrication, Manufyn provides top-quality metal casting solutions that cater to all your needs. Our team is ready to take your projects from design to delivery with unmatched expertise.
Closed die forging is a high-pressure forming process where heated metal is shaped inside a die cavity to produce strong, dimensionally accurate parts.
The difference between open and closed die forging is that open die allows for free-form shaping, while closed die uses molds for precise, repeatable part geometries ideal for complex or high-volume components.
We forge aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steels, including custom closed die aluminum forging projects.
Closed die forged parts offer excellent strength, tight tolerances, repeatability, and reduced machining requirements.
Yes. The closed die forging process can achieve near-net or net shape parts, reducing material waste and secondary machining.
Our closed die forging products include automotive, aerospace, and industrial components such as gears, axles, brackets, and flanges.
We support closed die forged parts ranging from 0.5 kg to over 100 kg, depending on material and complexity.
Tooling cost is higher for closed die forging, but it pays off in part consistency, speed, and reduced post-processing.
Closed die aluminum forging offers stronger parts with directional grain structure and less material waste than CNC machining from billet.
Yes. All closed die forged parts are tested per industry standards with certifications like ISO, NADCAP (if required), and customer-specific quality documentation.