Forge Innovations

The success of manufacturing critical components, such as ship shafts, gears, artillery or adaptor plates/rings, depends on their design and how well that design can be translated into a tangible, cost-effective, high-quality product.

Proactive procurement involves anticipating future needs, ensuring a secure supply chain, and mitigating risks. Here's how forgings contribute to these strategies, along with a focus on strategic partnerships, diversified sourcing and risk mitigation practices.

Modernizing military equipment by applying cutting-edge manufacturing processes is not just an innovation; it's a strategic imperative.

Do you know what the complete supply chain for semiconductor manufacturing looks like and what it takes to get those materials or build those machines?

ABS Grade 2 steel bars play a key role in the maritime and offshore industries, and as technology continues to advance, the demand for materials that can withstand the rigors of the sea will only increase, making ABS Grade 2 steel a valuable asset in the world of marine engineering.

Forgings are essential in advancing cancer treatment machines, contributing to the precision, reliability and safety of these critical medical devices.

Overall, the use of forgings in both nuclear fusion and fission reactors is critical for ensuring these devices' safe and efficient operation.

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.