Forging process of Artistic door and window

Abstract

The forging process of artistic door and window includes the following steps: extruding or punching to form aluminium parts; cold forging the aluminium parts to form forged decorative parts for artistic door and window; combining forged decorative parts via welding and other method according to the required pattern and figure; covering the welding points with extruded decorating parts; and anode processing and assembling to form the artistic door and window. Owing to all the decorative parts are forged with aluminium the whole forging process is simple and time saving, and the product is light, durable and superior to corresponding iron product.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a manufacturing method of forged artistic doors and windows, in particular to a manufacturing method of forging artistic doors and windows by replacing iron with aluminum. Background technique [0002] With the improvement of living standards and economic conditions, people are beginning to pursue high-quality, high-quality life in terms of clothing, food, housing, and transportation. Safety building materials have also begun to focus on elegant and noble first-class building materials. Taking building materials such as doors, windows or railings as examples, there are artistic door and window railing designs that express forging techniques; figure 1 As shown, the general forged artistic door and window 20 includes a door frame 201, on which various decorative pieces 202 of different shapes and patterns are fixed, and the decorative pieces 202 of different shapes and patterns are fixed to form the artistic door and window 20; ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] But the decoration 202 that the prior art is forged or cast by iron parts or copper parts, itself is heavier, when one side of the art door and window 20 is installed and fixed together with the cement wall, the art door and window 20 on the Between the door hinge member and the cement wall, one side of the art door and window 20 cannot be fixed on the cement wall due to the inability to bear the load of the whole art door and window 20. Even if it is fixed, the art door and window 20 will also fall off the cement wall Falling off, so the damage of door and window supporting structures such as hinges, wall frames, etc. is the most common shortcoming and problem encountered in the existing iron and copper art doors and windows 20; The joints are all fixed by means of welding, resulting in welding spots of different sizes at the joints between the decorative parts 202, which greatly affects the appearance, such as figure 2 As shown, the known covering method is to use the ㄩ-shaped iron sheet 203 to cover the decorative part 202 at the welding point, and then knock the two sides of the opening of the ㄩ-shaped iron sheet 203 so that it is clamped to the middle and buckled. like image 3 As shown, however, this kind of knocking fastening operation is not only difficult and labor-intensive, but also the quality of the finished product cannot be effectively controlled and it is not easy to do well, resulting in difficulties in manufacturing; and in the follow-up processing, especially for decorative parts for outdoor doors and windows. 202 hot-dip galvanized anti-rust treatment, the galvanized material often forms sharp protruding ends on the decorative parts 202, so that it must be ground before the coloring process to eliminate the protruding ends, resulting in additional Trouble

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