Hot-forging, single-crank presses KB8040, KB 8042, KG 8042. Hot-stamping, double-crank presses KB8544 (2500 ton), KA 8044 (2500 ton), KB 8046 (4000 ton), KB 8048 (6300 ton), KB 8551 (12500 ton) designed for producing forgings from ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys by hot stamping. They are versatile and applicable in various industries. Hot stamping double-action crank presses K8837 (1000 ton), K8839 (1600 ton), K8841 (2500 ton) designed for hot die forging of parts from carbon and alloyed steels and alloys in parting dies.

Warm forging has a number of cost-saving advantages which underscore its increasing use as a manufacturing method. The temperature range for the warm forging of steel runs from above room temperature to below the recrystallization temperature, or from about 800 to 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit. However, the narrower range of from 1,000 to 1,330 degrees Fahrenheit is emerging as the range of perhaps the greatest commercial potential for warm forging. Compared with cold forging.