C41 Series Pneumatic Forging Hammer / Power Forging Hammer Manufacturer Equipment For Sale

C41 series pneumatic forging hammer is a free forging hammer, which can carry out forging work such as elongation, roughing, punching, hot shearing, bending, torsion, forging and welding, and can also be used for forming forging with special-shaped anvils.

Power hammers are mechanically driven forging tools that use hydraulic oil to lift the hammer and strike, helping the blacksmith to complete more advanced blacksmithing projects faster.

Our pneumatic forging hammers are used in many industrial applications. Strict verification of many parameters before delivery.

The air hammer drilling method refers to applying pressure to the drilling tool and rotating at the same time with the air hammer connected to the drill bit,
Apply high-frequency impact energy to the bit to carry out percussive rotary drilling at the bottom of the hole. This method is more efficient than general rotary drilling
High, less accidents in the hole and low engineering cost.

How to disassemble the Pneumatic Forging Hammer?
Pneumatic Forging Hammer has the advantages of easy operation, saving production space, low maintenance cost, and quick investment. Therefore, it is the basic forging equipment in the forging industry, and the market has a very large amount. In the process of use, it will inevitably encounter problems such as relocation and machine relocation, or the need to replace the main spare parts. How should the Pneumatic Forging Hammer be disassembled when the air forging hammer is overhauled?

Pneumatic hammer forging machine is a free forging equipment, the whole machine is suitable for small manufacturing and repair industries.

Power pneumatic forging hammer is a self-contained pneumatic power hammer. The design is based on the tried and true design of old European pneumatic hammers, many of which are still in use today. With a self-contained power hammer, you don’t need an external air supply or high pressure hose.

At a competitive price, we offer quality Pneumatic Forging Hammers made in China. The Forging Hammer in the picture is a 400kg Pneumatic Forging Hammer we manufacture for an Indian customer.

Pneumatic Hammer, a kind of free forging machine. Air Hammer Forging Machine The compression cylinder compresses the air and sends it into the working cylinder through the distribution valve, pushing the piston together with the hammer head to move up and down for hammering.

C41 series pneumatic open die forging hammer includes 150 kg, 250 kg, 400 kg, 560 kg, 750 kg, 1000 kg, and 2000 kg. For the 2000 kg pneumatic open die forging hammer, which can be used for forging steel balls and other pre-forging works.

Blacksmith pneumatic power forging hammers are mainly used for forging, deep drawing, upsetting, punching, hot shearing, forging welding, bending, torsion and wedge forging.

The C41 series pneumatic hammer is widely used for open die forging works, including drawing out, upsetting, punching, chiseling, forging welding, bending, and twisting. With bolster dies, it can also be used for open-type close forging.

​The internal parts of Anyang pneumatic forging hammer are forged steel and precision machined. There are no internal rubber air hoses to deteriorate over time. The drive belts are external to the machine for easy adjustment and away from harmful oil.

Forging hammers, power hammers or pile drivers are used by many blacksmith workshops to make various forged trim pieces, simplifying the job of forming hot steel.

Pneumatic forging hammers are widely used in industrial free forging from 150kg to 2000kg. C41 series pneumatic hammers are widely used in general free forging work, such as drawing, upsetting, punching, chiseling, forging welding, bending, twisting, etc.

Power hammers are mechanical forging hammers that use a non-muscular power source to raise the hammer preparatory to striking, and accelerate it onto the work being hammered. Also called “Open Die Power Forging Hammers.”

Air hammer forged steel balls are produced by air hammer forging, first forging and then quenching.