What is the difference between forged Tube Sheet flange and cast Tube Sheet flange?

In China, China's Tube Sheet flange suppliers are divided into Hebei  Tube Sheet flange suppliers and Shanxi Dingxiang  Tube Sheet flange suppliers. The main difference is not because of geographical location, but because of the manufacturing process of Tube Sheet flange. The manufacturing process of  Tube Sheet flange in Dingxiang County, Shanxi Province is forged flange, while the vast majority of suppliers in Hebei are cast flanges. Forged flange and cast flange are made of  Tube Sheet flange, so they are the same? If not, what's the difference? Of course, the answer to this question is different. There are great differences between cast flange and forged flange. In the eyes of our  Tube Sheet  flange manufacturers, it can even be divided into two industries. Next, Shanxi Haokun flanges Group Co., Ltd. will explain for you: first, we should know the characteristics. 1. Features of forged  Tube Sheet flange: wide weight range of forged flange. Count from small grams to hundreds of tons. Secondly, the forged  Tube Sheet flange is of high quality. Its chemical properties, pressure range and pressure resistance are higher than those of cast  Tube Sheet flange. Most of our  Tube Sheet flanges are used in large projects, so the general requirements are higher, and it is more suitable to use forged  Tube Sheet  flanges. In addition, in terms of raw materials, the finished products made of forged  Tube Sheet flange and cast steel are different. High carbon compounds have better quality under forging conditions. In order to better meet the requirements of  Tube Sheet  flange customers. The finished products of  Tube Sheet flange are of the same size and quality standard. Generally, those produced by forging process should be lighter, which reduces the weight of engineering parts and is friendly to large-scale pipeline and other projects. Forged  Tube Sheet flange also saves raw materials and meets the green requirements of the times of energy conservation and emission reduction.