Forging blanks blanking:  1. Choose appropriate raw materials. Cut the raw material into a predetermined shape and size.  2. Forging blanks heating: heating the forging billet to the temperature required by the forging production process.  3. Die forging: Use the product mold to press the forging blank.  4. Trimming: Cut off the burrs on the forgings.  5. Punching: punching holes in specific positions according to product drawings.  6. Adjusting: Adjust product details according to product drawings.  7. Intermediate inspection: inspection of forgings for size and surface defects  8. Forging heat treatment: to eliminate forging stress and improve metal cutting performance  9. Cleaning: mainly to remove the surface oxide scale.  10. Adjusting: Continue to adjust product details.  11. Inspection: General forgings are subject to appearance and hardness inspection, and important forgings are also subject to chemical composition analysis, mechanical properties, residual stress, and other inspections and non-destructive testing.