Forge Innovations

Finding the right forging method for your metals requires knowing your options. Here is the complete guide on open die forging vs. closed die forging.

The additive manufacturing process is just the inverse of subtractive manufacturing, where the material is removed from a single piece of material using milling, cutting or turning; it is the method of adding or joining materials together using heat, pressure or magnetism/electricity.

There is a big difference between what a forging manufacturer can do to ensure success and what brokers do to put a good deal together – and the difference could cost you.

Following today’s best practices, we focus less on the lowest price and more on our customers’ total cost of ownership (TCO). Whether that means reducing manufacturing costs, improving part performance or minimizing material waste, our team brings the knowledge of custom forging experts to work in your plan and help you achieve long-term cost reductions and improved lead times.

Even if you are experienced in defense and military projects, finding and partnering with a supplier who has extensive experience with mil-specs and DOD stipulations is critical for meeting essential deadlines and requirements.

Marine and offshore industries often require ABS certified parts. Learn how to minimize costs and production delays while ensuring that you obtain properly certified products.

Looking at how traditional casting designs could take advantage of today's technological advancements in forgings.

Scot Forge reviews the numerous applications in forgings and the different methods for testing.

Scot Forge discusses hot rolled bar vs cold rolled bar, and forged bar processes to find the right solution for any application. Call today!