Automatic or Manual Glass Lubricant Spray Liquid Painting Line and Machinery for Forging on Metal Substrate

Glass Lubricant Spraying Production Line for Forging Applications

This production line specializes in the application of glass lubricants onto forgings of various shapes, with materials including titanium alloys, high-temperature alloys, and high-strength steels. The spraying process integrates both automated spraying and supplementary manual coating to ensure comprehensive coverage. The conveyor system employed is a heavy-duty accumulation type, designed to handle workpieces weighing up to 2 tons.

Key Process:

• Pre-forging Coating: Before undergoing forging, titanium alloy components require a surface application of a glass protective lubricant. This coating serves dual purposes: it prevents oxidation during the heating and forging stages and reduces frictional resistance between the forging and the mold, thereby enhancing the forging process's efficiency and quality.

Benefits of Glass Protective Lubricant:

• Oxidation Prevention: The glass lubricant forms a protective barrier on the surface of the titanium alloy forgings, safeguarding them from oxidation during the intense heat exposure required for forging.

• Lubrication During Forging: By minimizing the friction between the forging and the mold, the lubricant facilitates smoother metal flow, reducing wear on both the workpiece and the tooling, and ensuring consistent part quality.

This production line is meticulously designed to meet the stringent demands of high-performance alloy forging, combining advanced automation with necessary manual adjustments to guarantee optimal lubricant application and superior forging outcomes.