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KENTA HOMMAID
The forging mould is the core tooling in the production of aluminium simulated die‑casting cookware – also known as forged cookware or仿压锅. Unlike traditional stamping that forms thin sheets, the forging process uses thick aluminium plates (typically 3.0mm–5.0mm+) and applies high‑pressure forging to shape the cookware body. The result is a product with wall thickness and structural density comparable to genuine die‑cast cookware, while maintaining lower production costs and capital investment.
The forging mould is the critical component that determines the success of this process. It must withstand extreme forming pressures, maintain precise dimensional accuracy, and deliver consistent part quality over hundreds of thousands of cycles. A well‑designed forging mould is not just a tool – it is the foundation of your production capability and product quality.
Our forging moulds are precision‑engineered specifically for aluminium simulated die‑casting cookware, including frying pans, saucepans, stockpots, woks, and griddles. Whether you are launching a new forged cookware line, expanding your product portfolio, or upgrading your existing tooling, we design and manufacture forging moulds tailored to your specific product specifications, press capacity, and production requirements.
Backed by a founder team with executive‑level experience at Midea and over 17+ years of industry heritage, we bring deep manufacturing expertise to every mould project. Our solutions are engineered for precision, durability, and production efficiency – helping you achieve consistent, high‑quality forged cookware that competes with genuine die‑cast products.
Every great forged cookware starts with a great mould. Tell us about your project – your cookware type (frying pan, stockpot, wok, etc.), material and thickness, target production volume, press capacity, budget, and any specific design requirements – and we‘ll return a detailed, no‑obligation proposal within 5 business days.