Which dimensional variance occurs when hot forging alloy steel components due to incomplete die closure?

💡 Explanation

Excessive flash leads to dimensional inaccuracies because incomplete die closure causes the forging to extrude material beyond specified boundaries via flash formation, therefore over-tolerance flash occurs, rather than die erosion, quench cracks, or oxidation influencing dimensional accuracy directly.

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