Product Announcements: Forging Services

Cold forging encompasses many processes -- bending, cold drawing, cold heading, coining, extrusions and more, to yield a diverse range of part shapes. The temperature of metals being cold forged may range from room temperature to several hundred degrees. (read more)

High Performance Alloys is now offering forgings made on their forge press. Forging allows for a wide array of mechanical properties. From annealed, precipitation hardened condition, to cold reduced, and the hot worked-as worked conditions. (read more)

CMF will match the correct source and process to deliver you quality parts at competitive pricing. Their capability to produce a broad array of quality parts and assemblies is reflected in the partial listing below. Please contact CMF to learn how they can make the parts you need. (read more)

CMF can produce forgings through closed and open die, hot head, and more... (read more)

Stainless Steel & Specialty Stainless Steel Forging From All Metals & Forge. AM&F (ISO-9002/AS9100) is the premiere US specialty stainless steel supplier as well as aluminum mold plate, Inconel wrought alloys, tool steel, aluminum alloy plate, nickel and corrosion resistant materials. (read more)

All Metals & Forge can now provide custom hand rolled bars in a variety of sizes and shapes from tool steels, nickel alloys, high temperature alloys, high speed steels, alloy steels, stainless steels, titanium, cobalt alloys, manganese steels, and super alloys. (read more)

Burloak Engineered Solutions has open die forging capabilities in North America, Europe and Asia for a wide range of parts and materials. They can offer very competitive pricing on components in alloys such as 4140, 4340, Nitralloy, and 4320. (read more)

Open Die Forgings, also known as "Hand Forgings" or "Forged Block," are manufactured in flat dies, eliminating the requirement for nonrecurring tooling. They are characterized by specific grain directions (ST - Short Traverse; LT - Long Traverse; and L - Longitudinal), and are produced in many shapes, from the classic "block" configurations to bent, stepped, or curved shapes. (read more)

Today, APP has a range of one-piece wheels in sizes 18", 19", 20", 21", and 22" for street applications and 18", 19", 20", and 22" flat face and motor sport applications. Center disc sizes for three-piece and two-piece modular wheels range from 15" through 26". (read more)

Precision forgings are characterized by 0 to 1 degree draft angles, thin sections, close tolerances, small radii, and excellent surface finishes. The advantages of precision forging over other methods of manufacturing include optimum grain structure and fatigue life, superior stress and intergranular corrosion resistance, and economic net and near-net configurations. (read more)