HEADING PROCESSES PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES

Cold heading is a deformation process that shapes metal by applying compressive forces at room temperature. This versatile technique transforms various components with precise dimensions and enhanced mechanical properties. The core principle of cold heading involves the gradual reduction of cross-sectional area through multiple passes over forming

Cold heading processes encompass a spectrum of manufacturing techniques utilized to shape metal components by applying compressive forces at room temperature. These processes rely on the inherent malleability of metals, allowing them to be shaped without melting. A key feature of cold heading is the elimination of heat, resulting in enhanced precis