Forging Capabilities

High-strength forged components engineered for demanding applications.

Serving hundreds of global customers across industrial sectors ​
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Over three decades of experience in metal forming and machining ​
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Components delivered to customers in more than 50 countries​
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Tight dimensional control with near-net shape forging
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Our Forging Services

We provide a full range of metal forging processes, supported by precision engineering and quality control, to meet diverse strength, performance, and production requirements.

Roll Forging

Efficient forging process for producing long, uniform cross-section components with optimized material flow.

Hot Forging

High-temperature forging method ideal for shaping complex geometries with enhanced mechanical performance.

Die Forging

Precision forging using closed dies to achieve consistent dimensions and reliable structural properties.

Materials & Surface Finishes

A wide selection of materials and surface treatments is available to meet performance, environmental, and application-specific requirements.

Surface Finishes

As-Forged

Natural forge finish with scale

Machined

Precision machined for tight tolerances

Shot Blasted

Clean, uniform surface texture

Heat Treated

Annealing, normalizing, quenching & tempering

Plated/Coated

Zinc, nickel, chrome plating or powder coating

Materials

Carbon Steel

1010, 1020, 1045, 1060, 1080

Alloy Steel

4140, 4340, 8620, 4130, 5160

Stainless Steel

304, 316, 17-4PH, 410, 420

Aluminum

6061, 7075, 2024, 5083

Titanium

Ti-6Al-4V, Grade 2, Grade 5

Copper Alloys

Brass, Bronze, Phosphor Bronze

Custom Material Solutions

If your project requires specialized alloys or unique surface treatments, our engineering team can support material selection and process customization based on application requirements.

Industries We Serve

Our forging capabilities support a wide range of industries requiring strength-critical and high-reliability components.

What is Forging

Forging is a metal forming process that shapes material through compressive forces, improving grain flow and mechanical strength.
Compared to other manufacturing methods, forging enhances toughness, fatigue resistance, and structural integrity.

Common forging methods include roll forging, open-die forging, and closed-die forging, each suited to different component geometries and production volumes.

Advantages of Forging

• Superior mechanical strength compared to cast or machined-only parts
• Improved material utilization and reduced waste
• Consistent internal structure and reliability
• Suitable for load-bearing and safety-critical applications

FAQs

Do you support low-volume orders?

Yes. Our forging capabilities support both medium and high-volume production, depending on part design, material, and tooling requirements.

In most cases, tooling or mold costs are required upfront, depending on part design and production volume.
For long-term or qualified production programs, tooling costs may be partially or fully refundable based on order agreements.

Yes. We provide after-sales support for quality issues related to materials or forging processes.
Corrective actions, including rework or replacement, are handled based on inspection results and agreed quality standards.

Yes. We support precision CNC machining for forged components to achieve tight tolerances and final dimensional control.
Integrated forging and machining helps ensure consistency in surface finish, accuracy, and performance across production batches.

Basic project information such as drawings, material requirements, target quantities, and application details is typically sufficient to begin evaluation.
Our engineering team will review feasibility and suggest suitable processes as needed.

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