Aluminum forgings are commonly used in scroll air compressors due to their lightweight, strength, and corrosion resistance. Here’s a detailed list of aluminum forging parts typically found in scroll air compressor pump assemblies:

1. Scroll Discs

• Fixed Scroll: A stationary component that forms part of the compression chamber.
• Moving Scroll: The rotating scroll that compresses the air, often made from forged aluminum for strength and durability.

2. End Plates

• Cover Plates: Aluminum end plates that enclose the scroll chamber, ensuring a tight seal and maintaining pressure.

3. Mounting Brackets

• Support Brackets: Forged aluminum brackets that provide support and secure the compressor unit to the frame or base.

4. Drive Shafts

• Output Shafts: Lightweight forged aluminum shafts that transmit rotational motion from the motor to the scroll assembly.

5. Bearings and Housings

• Bearing Housings: Forged aluminum housings that hold the bearings supporting the rotating components.
• Oil Lubrication Plates: Parts designed to distribute oil to reduce friction and wear on moving components.

6. Inlet and Outlet Flanges

• Air Intake Flanges: Forged aluminum flanges that connect the compressor to the intake system.
• Discharge Flanges: Components that direct the compressed air to the output system, ensuring efficient airflow.

7. Heat Exchangers

• Cooling Plates: Forged aluminum components that help dissipate heat generated during compression.

8. Control Valve Components

• Valves and Actuators: Parts made from forged aluminum that control air flow and pressure within the compressor.

9. Fasteners and Connectors

• Bolts and Nuts: High-strength aluminum fasteners used to secure various components of the compressor.
• Connecting Rods: Forged aluminum rods that connect moving parts within the pump.

10. Crankcase

• Compressor Housing: The outer casing that encases the internal components, providing protection and structural integrity.