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As many of our customers see an uptick in demand for their products, they're looking for ways to streamline their manufacturing processes so they can continue to scale-up<\/a>. In fact, industry reports point to some of the fastest expansion rates in recent times \u2014 great news given that we are still in the midst of a global pandemic. One way to achieve greater efficiency right now is to partner with an on-shore cold form manufacturer<\/a>. Cold form manufacturing offers many benefits, including the five mentioned below.<\/p>\n

At Optimas<\/a>, we've been cold forming for more than 60 years, and I've worked with many customers to lower costs, improve product quality, and educate them on other benefits of this technology.<\/p>\n

What Is Cold Form Manufacturing?<\/h2>\n

In cold form manufacturing (also called cold heading or cold forging), metal is formed into different shapes at an ambient temperature, through a series of upsetting and extruding steps. This takes place in a heading machine and through a series of stations. As this occurs, the heading of the wire blank remains the same as it becomes reshaped. This process can occur using a single die for a simple fastener<\/a> to complex shapes utilizing up to six die machines.<\/p>\n

Cold form parts are then augmented with other operations such as roll threading, pointing, shaving, trimming, and quality processing.<\/p>\n

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