Which risk significantly increases due to incomplete die closure within a hydraulic forging press?

💡 Explanation

Material flash increases because incomplete die closure results in improper material flow during forging. This improper flow enables gaps. Therefore material escapes as flash, rather than filling the die cavity as designed with complete closure.

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