With the deep integration of intelligent technologies, the cold forging machine industry has entered a new phase of digital manufacturing.


Release date:

2026-05-15

Currently, the cold forging machine industry is accelerating its transformation toward intelligence and digitalization, making it a key factor for companies to enhance their core competitiveness. 2

Currently, the cold forging machine industry is accelerating its transformation toward intelligence and digitalization, a shift that has become pivotal for companies seeking to enhance their core competitiveness. By 2025, next-generation smart cold forging machines equipped with online monitoring, adaptive die‑adjustment capabilities, and digital twin interfaces will account for 38.2% of new orders. Leading equipment manufacturers are increasingly integrating machine‑vision‑based online inspection, IoT‑enabled remote operations and maintenance, and AI‑driven fault‑prediction systems into their products. By collecting real-time operational data—such as pressure, temperature, and vibration—and applying edge‑computing algorithms, these systems can achieve defect‑identification accuracy exceeding 99.5% while also providing early warnings of potential failures. This approach effectively reduces equipment downtime by approximately 40%, improves production stability and product yield, and helps fastener manufacturers build flexible, intelligent digital production lines tailored to the demands of small‑batch, multi‑variety, customized manufacturing.