Which risk increases when high-throughput forging lacks automated die lubrication?

💡 Explanation

Increased sticking and galling emerges when forging lacks die lubrication because the mechanism of adhesive wear escalates due to direct metal-to-metal contact under immense pressure. Therefore, surface damage is more likely, rather than improved grain alignment or decreased hardness that require different thermal or mechanical processes.

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