Die Blocks: These are the primary tools used to shape the metal workpiece. Die blocks come in various shapes and sizes, and they are typically made from high-strength steel.

Die Holders: These secure the die blocks in place and provide support during forging operations.

Bolsters and Beds: Bolsters provide additional support to the workpiece, while beds provide a stable surface for the forging process.

Ejector Systems: Used to remove the forged part from the die after forging is complete.

Lifting Devices: Cranes or hoists are used to move and position heavy workpieces onto the press.

Manipulators: These robotic devices can hold, rotate, and move the workpiece during forging operations, enhancing precision and efficiency.

Heating Systems: Furnaces or induction heaters are used to heat the workpiece to the desired
forging temperature.

Cooling Systems: Water or oil cooling systems are used to control the temperature of the dies and prevent overheating.

Hydraulic Power Units: These provide the necessary hydraulic pressure to operate the press.

Control Systems: Computerized control systems allow operators to program and monitor the
forging process, including pressure, speed, and timing.

Safety Equipment: This includes safety barriers, emergency stop buttons, and safety interlocks to protect operators and workers.

Tooling: Various specialized tools, such as hammers, tongs, and ladles, are used to handle and manipulate the hot metal workpiece.

Die Lubrication Systems: Lubricants are applied to the dies to reduce friction and extend
their lifespan.

Material Handling Equipment: Conveyors, carts, and rollers are used to transport raw materials and finished products to and from the press.

Temperature Monitoring Devices: Infrared thermometers and pyrometers are used to monitor the temperature of the workpiece and dies during forging.

Scrap Handling Systems: Systems for collecting and disposing of scrap metal generated during the forging process.

Maintenance Tools: Tools for maintaining and repairing the press and its components.

Die Changing Equipment: Equipment for efficiently changing and securing different dies for various forging operations.

Quality Control Equipment: Instruments for inspecting and measuring the dimensions and quality of the forged parts.

Workpiece Positioning Devices: Fixtures and jigs to accurately position the workpiece in the die for precise forging.

Noise and Vibration Dampening Systems: These help reduce noise and vibration generated during the forging process, improving the working environment.

Dust and Fume Extraction Systems: Systems to remove and filter out dust and fumes generated during forging, improving air quality.

Tool Storage and Organization: Racks, cabinets, and storage solutions for organizing and storing
dies and tools.

Safety Gear: Personal protective equipment (PPE) for operators, including heat-resistant clothing, gloves, and safety glasses.

Training Aids: Educational materials and simulators to train operators in safe and efficient
forging techniques.