Super Forgings & Steels Ltd. (SFSL) is engaged in production of various grades of steel. With an ISO certified unit and various other manufacturing units located in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, SFSL delivers quality steel on time. The Product Range of SFSL includes various size steel of the following types: Cold Work Tool Steel D2, D3, K300, CW1, KNL, D6, 01, A2, HCHCR Hot Work Tool Steel H10, H11, H12, H13, H21 High Speed Steel M2, M35, T1, T4 Stainless Steel AISI-304, 310, 316, 321, 410, 420, EN57, 430, 431S29, 440 Shock Resisting Steel SR4, SR3 Die Blocks DB-6, DB-5, DIN, 2714 Valve Steel EN 52 Carbon & Alloy Constructional Steel
With capabilities to forge and machine a full range of stainless steel, alloys, and carbon steels National Flame and Forge has developed an enviable reputation by researching, designing, and producing products that are of uniform and precision quality. In 1990, NF&F acquired Oteco, Inc. to further broaden its product offering and enhance the distribution of its products, giving the company over 100 years of combined industry experience and service. Having built its reputation on quality products, competitive prices, and timely delivery, National Flame and Forge looks forward to servicing industry into the next century.
General Aluminium Forgings was established in 1979 to answer the increasingly stringent forging requirements of the aerospace industry. Today, with manufacturing facilities in Colorado Springs, Colorado, General Aluminium Forgings ranks as one of the premier precision forgers in the world. Service to our customers is driven by our commitment to excellence. We work closely with you to find the best solution for your needs. Our state-of-the-art production capability includes three hydraulic presses varying in capability from 800 to 2500 tons, with the capacity to develop conventional, precision, seamless, and no-draft forgings. Meeting the challenge of change is a constant in your business.
At Forge we are dedicated to the continuous pursuit of excellence , for we realize it is the employees at a company that build the quality into its products. At Forge , we have a simple philosophy : to provide our customers with the highest quality products , competitively priced , and delivered always on time.
Welland Forge was founded in 1965 by a group of four individuals that were previously employed at other forging plants in the Welland area. The operation consisted of four drop hammers at start up, employed 20 people and supplied forgings mainly to the automotive, and light and heavy truck markets. During the late 1960's, Welland Forge continued to grow and prosper. In early 1969, a decision was made to undertake a major expansion by adding four forging presses and a heat treat department. Financing for these projects was arranged through the Federal government under an assistance program for military contracts and the units were installed in late 1969. By early 1970, employment had risen to more than 100 people and Welland Forge was extremely busy on new contracts for the new presses. Unfortunately, the new contracts that were obtained were poorly priced and this, coupled with new technology and a heavy debt load, caused the company to declare bankruptcy in mid 1970. Welland Forge continued to operate under a court appointed receiver until a new buyer could be found and failing this, to dispose of the company's assets. During this period, Dominion Chain in Stratford, Ont. was operating a forge plant in St. Catharines called Canadian Warren Pink. A sister chain company, American Chain in York, Penn., also operated a forge plant in Bradock, Penn. Both of these forge facilities were antiquated and a decision was made to purchase Welland Forge and amalgamate all forging operations in Welland. An offer to purchase was made to the receiver subject to successful negotiation of a new collective agreement with the U.E. and the employees. Negotiations broke down and the employees of Welland Forge went on a legal strike in late 1970. The strike was settled after 5 months and Welland Forge was given a new life. Equipment and tooling was transferred to Welland Forge from the other two forge plants which were closed down. In 1979, the decision was made to invest in modern electric induction furnaces for the press shop. At this same time, the heat treat department was sold. Employment at this time was 245 people and the operation consisted of 11 hammers and 4 forge presses. In late 1979, the unionized employees went on a legal strike which was settled after five months. In 1983, the decision was made to invest in electric furnaces for the hammer shop and to reduce the number of hammers from 11 to 7. This was completed in 1985. In 1986, Welland Forge purchased certain assets from Dana Corporation's forge facility in St. Catharines which was closed down. In order to survive, Welland Forge has continued to invest in modern equipment and the facility today is considered to be world class. Approximately 65% of sales are exported to the United States, Mexico and Brazil. Current employment level is 95 people and the operation consists of 7 hammers and 5 forging presses.
DomCast Metals Inc. was established to provide a lower cost alternative to sourcing products domestically. Our associate factories and offshore foundries in China offer extremely low prices for products made from ductile iron, grey cast iron, steel, as well as products made from other materials. With over 60 years of experience, DomCast Metals Inc. has provided quality castings for the municipal and machine tool casting market. In 1994, this family operated business with a focus on diversification, expanded its operations to serve the automotive sector. DomCast Metals is currently a supplier of a variety of automotive forgings and castings. In a highly competitive market, DomCast Metals' years of experience enables us to provide high quality castings, machined and coated on a production level that is highly economical. The introduction of our global sourcing system has further enhanced our services by searching the world for the most cost effective method to fill your needs.
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Founded in 1989 as a manufacturer's representative company selling special cutting tools to the metalworking industry, TTI Metals (Tool Tec Inc.) has evolved into a fully integrated global provider of supply chain management services for the metal and metalworking industry. TTI Metals' unique, integrated sourcing, engineering and logistics system enables our customers to focus on their core business needs, while reducing the time and effort required for identifying qualified suppliers, insuring quality, and efficiently moving and storing freight around the world. With over 15 years of experience working with overseas suppliers, TTI Metals' staff knows first hand how to navigate the globe for everything from forged and machined driveshaft components for the automobile industry, to tungsten carbide raw materials for the tool making industry, to centrifugally cast and machined mud pump liners for the oil field industry. TTI Metals' supports its supply chain management services through its headquarters in Radnor, PA and through regional offices in Celina, OH; Syracuse, NY; Beijing, China, and Taichung, Taiwan.
Thorne Metals creates functional, artistic, hand-forged metalwork. If you are looking for a fireplace screen, enjoy fine sculpture, or are hoping to find a unique, exquisitely crafted coffee table for your living room, take the time to look through the samples of our work on this website. We would love to talk with you about your ideas.
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Postville Blacksmith Shop is a specialist in forging. The forging process increases the strength of the material by mechanically refining the grain structure. Forging saves time as many shapes can be made from one piece. In addition, forging imparts a texture of hand crafted work. A forged piece shows the "fingerprints" of the maker, unique in our modern world of plastic. We are also knowledgeable in the other metal forming processes. We will interpret your drawings into traditional blacksmith techniques which will exhibit more uniqueness and individuality. Please contact us for quotes on your metalwork projects.
Missouri Forge Inc. is totally committed to providing our customers with forgings that meet or exceeds their requirements for quality, on time at a competitive price. We are also committed to " Continuous Improvement" of our processes, which assures that we and our customers will maintain a competitive edge while achieving 100% customer satisfaction and enhancing our mutual long term business relationship.
With more than 90 years of experience in steel forgings, Milwaukee Forge has seen many important changes. But some things haven't changed: Our customers always need quality seamless rolled ring and closed impression die hot steel forgings that meet their specifications and deadlines. Our customers also need prompt, professional service from a steel forging supplier who provides more total responsiveness and less total cost. That's why they work with Milwaukee Forge. We offer experienced management with a hands-on working approach and employees empowered to keep improving our operations. The improvements come in Milwaukee Forge's innovative ideas in design, steel forgings manufacture, and service. Milwaukee Forge has the stability and market presence to achieve total customer satisfaction. Milwaukee Forge will make your job easier and your bottom line more profitable. That's why you should choose Milwaukee Forge for your steel forgings.
Presrite has always been a leader when it comes to forging. In fact, we've played a major role in turning this traditional method of metal-forming into a high-tech industry. For example, we forge complex parts such as gears to net and near-net specs, thus reducing or eliminating the need for finishing operations. We hold a patent for a forging process to produce multiple-flange track rollers used on crawler equipment. We also forge crane wheels and cluster gears; such parts were previously made on upsetters or by casting. Our three modern forge plants are ISO 9001 or TS 16949-registered and equipped with the latest design and engineering technologies. They also include a sophisticated metallurgical laboratory, and forging presses with up to 6,000 tons of capacity. With more than 500,000 square feet of manufacturing space, we have the capability to produce precision forged parts for a broad range of industries. Our customers range from the giants of industry to local shops. In every case, we've helped them cut their part costs while improving performance. Presrite is definitely not your typical "heat-it-and-beat-it" forge shop. We have expertise that others simply can't offer. In addition, we're continually developing new technologies to improve the parts we forge.
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New Hampshire Forge was started in 1980 by Bob and Phil Hof who had formerly worked for Julius Hof & Sons, their father's forge shop. They left shortly after the shop was sold to Johnson & Johnson in order to start their own company. Bob and Phil have been in the industry for over 30 years and their company has a solid reputation for producing top quality surgical, cutlery, hand tool, and other closed die forgings. NH Forge has a 20,000 sq. ft. facility with 8 hammers in operation and is capable of manufacturing 3,000,000 forgings annually. Specializing in shallow cavity (.080-2") closed die forging, NH Forge produces precision forgings from a variety of raw materials; 300 and 400 series stainless, titanium, specialty alloys as well as general carbon steel. NH Forge has a wide range of existing patterns in stock and is also capable of producing different parts according to customer specifications. Utilizing our in-house tool room NH Forge is able to produce tooling for a wide array of forgings to be used in many different industries. Top quality, competitive prices and over 30 years of forging experience have allowed NH Forge to become a leader in its field. Whether we are producing parts from our own patterns, helping customers create a forging to suit their particular need, or just duplicating an existing forging we look forward to serving the many industries with forging requirements.
Bula Forge & Machine also offers a variety of machining services. Our capabilities include; Solid Modeling, CAM, DNC Integration, as well as CNC Machining. Bula Forge & Machine, Inc. offers customers a fully integrated forging and machining facility. We specialize in customizing all fabricating orders.
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As a response to increasing demands on the integrity of steel products. the management of North American Metals Inc. has established and approved a Quality Control Program. The purpose of the system is to establish a program for the procurement, receiving, warehousing, order intake, non-conformance, special processing and documentation control of steel products that will assure product quality and document integrity. Since a program of this magnitude affects the logistical functions of every department in the company, the General Manager will have full authority for implementation, management and any changes to this program. It is a stated objective of North American Metals, Inc. to provide the industry with quality steel products and superior service. Our Quality Assurance Program will ensure that all of these goals are acheived with determination in a structured and continual manner.
Hammond & Irving, Inc. was founded by Charles M. Hammond and Robert M. Irving in 1919. Mr. Hammond was an expert hammers man from Crucible Steel in Syracuse, NY. He knew the quality craftsmen in the industry and arranged to hire several of the more talented ones on the East Coast. Mr. Irving, owner of a mill supply business, developed a strong local customer base. Early in the 1920's, Hammond & Irving, Inc. decided to break from the tradition of just serving a local area's needs, and concentrate on rings and forgings required mainly by the Machine Tool Industry. This foresight ensured the company continued success. Growth was slow but steady even during the depression years. As the company continued to expand, larger capacity hammers were acquired to facilitate our entrance into new markets. Originally, the company's operation was exclusively a "hammer shop," expanding from a few small steam hammers to nine hammers that covered a wide range of sizes and shapes. In the 1960's, the Germans developed a machine called a Ring Roller, which produced rings at a faster speed. The advantage of this Roller was that it was able to change measurements (set-up) in a matter of minutes rather than what previously took hours or even days. The company purchased a Ring Roller in the late 60's. Then during the 70's and 80's two hydraulic presses were acquired to replace the large hammers. In the 1990's Hammond & Irving continued its investment for the future. Many pieces of equipment were upgraded throughout the facility. The highlight was the commencing of a new radial axial ring roller in the spring of 1999. This new roller, a Wagner 63/63 RAW, is a world-class state-of-the art piece of equipment, which has allowed Hammond & Irving to manufacture a superior rolled ring. To continue our progress, Hammond & Irving has become registered to the IS0 9001-2000 Standard in November of 2003. We strive to be a leader in the rolled ring industry by continued investment in our people and technology.
Lofthouse produces non-ferrous forgings - specifically; brass, aluminum, copper and bronze, for a number of North American industries, including plumbing, Automotive Industry, hardware, medical, HVAC and solenoid markets. We not only press the metal for you, we are part of the entire process: from developing concepts, through engineering and production, to creating a product that keeps you at the forefront of your market. We also offer custom machining for other manufacturers who require precise tolerances and finishing, which are beyond their capabilities. Forging may be what some people call a mature technology, but Lofthouse has been able to see the potential to move ahead swiftly, competitively and technologically. This foresight has enabled us to provide a superior product in a globally influenced market. The sound of thundering presses is one of the steps in a process that starts with a creative vision and ends with fully automated manufacturing cells. In 1994, our plant in Burks Falls, Ontario became the first of its kind in North America to become ISO-9002 certified, with the Whitby facility following soon after. We have over 100,000 square feet of manufacturing and office space, with the ability to expand. Keeping an eye on the future is key to our own success, as well as our customers'. Our company culture is one that fosters continual learning. We encourage our employees to be both responsible and accountable, qualities that are at the heart of what defines our company.
Shultz Steel Company, in South Gate, California, was founded in 1947 by Mr. Gordon W. Shultz, (1916-2004). Mr. Shultz had previously founded and operated two other successful forging companies prior to Shultz Steel Company. The company began with a total of four employees, serving the aerospace industry with an inventory of steel mill products readily available from stock in popular grades and sizes. During the 1950's, flat die and closed die forging hammers were added to the facility which enabled the supply of forgings to customers' specific size and shape requirements - either close tolerance forged bars or configurated shapes.
For more than fifty years, Fox Valley Forge has been an industry leader in upset forgings providing our customers with high quality products for a variety of applications. Today we offer the same high quality workmanship from the design to the shipment of your requirements. When you think of Fox Valley Forge, think of us as your team. By putting our company to work for you, you will find we have the capacity and resources to satisfy your upset forging needs. We have the expertise and flexibility to provide alloy, carbon, or stainless steel upset forgings in large or small production runs. If you don't see what you are looking for in our product literature or web site contact us. We will gladly review it with you. Chances are we will be able to help you meet your unique requirement. Our organization is committed to customer satisfaction and continuous improvement. You can rely on Fox Valley Forge for top quality and dependable performance when strength and integrity is a must.
Lakeview Forge Company specializes in standard and custom closed-die forgings for agriculture, construction hardware, truck, automotive, aerospace, mining, hand tool and military applications. Our goal is to provide quality drop forgings at the lowest possible cost. Our keystone trademark, stamped on every Lakeview forging, is a nationally recognized symbol of high quality drop forgings. We offer a wide range of secondary operations within our own facilities ... providing complete quality assurance, convenience, and lower overall costs to our customers.
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