Aluminum Forgings

Aluminum forging is a manufacturing process where aluminum is pressed, pounded, or squeezed under great pressure into high-strength parts known as forgings. This process can be performed at various temperatures, enhancing the material properties.

Aluminum is favored for forging due to its lightweight, high strength-to-weight ratio, excellent corrosion resistance, and ability to withstand high temperatures. It’s ideal for aerospace, automotive, and various industrial applications.

We work with a range of aluminum alloys, including but not limited to 2024, 6061, 7075, and others, each offering unique properties for specific applications.

Yes, we specialize in custom forging orders. Our team works closely with clients to design and manufacture parts that meet specific requirements and standards.

We employ rigorous quality control measures, including material inspection, process monitoring, and testing of finished products to ensure they meet the highest standards of quality and performance.

Industries including aerospace, automotive, defense, marine, and industrial machinery benefit from our high-quality aluminum forgings.

Forging often results in stronger parts than casting or machining, as the metal’s grain flow is altered to conform to the part’s shape, enhancing its strength and durability.

Lead times vary based on complexity and volume of the order. Contact us for a more precise estimate based on your specific needs.

Yes, we offer a range of services, including machining, finishing, and assembly, to provide complete solutions to our clients.

You can request a quote by contacting us through our website or by phone. Please provide details about your project for an accurate estimate.

Also called closed die forging, impression die forging utilizes dies that enclose the base material, making it easier to shape the metal piece into its desired shape. Compared to other forging processes, closed die forging requires greater compressive forces to fill the die cavities and form the complete part.