Custom Metal Forging: Redefining Precision and Strength
2025-04-25
With a dedicated custom forging workshop (10 CNC presses + 5 alloy R&D labs), we specialize in creating tailored metal components for clients with unique application needs. Our process combines 18+ years of forging expertise with advanced CAD/CAM design.
Table of Contents ▲
1. Quick Answer
2. How Custom Metal Forging Redefines Precision & Strength
2.1. Precision: Tailored to Your Exact Specs
2.2. Strength: Custom Alloys for Your Loads
3. Custom Forging Case Study
4. Quick Recap
Quick Answer
Custom metal forging redefines precision and strength by: creating parts with ±0.02mm tolerance (matching your exact design), and formulating custom alloys (e.g., titanium-steel blends) to handle your unique load/stress needs — something off-the-shelf parts can’t do.
How Custom Metal Forging Redefines Precision & Strength
Precision: Tailored to Your Exact Specs
Our custom process uses CAD/CAM modeling + CNC forging presses to hit ±0.02mm tolerance (tighter than standard forged parts)
We can replicate complex geometries (e.g., curved aerospace fasteners) that off-the-shelf parts can’t match.
Strength: Custom Alloys for Your Loads
Our alloy R&D labs create blends (e.g., 4130 steel + aluminum for weight/strength balance) to handle your specific loads (e.g., 10,000N impact, 600°C heat)
Custom alloys deliver 10-30% higher strength than standard materials for your exact use case.
Custom Forging Case Study
A aerospace client needed a curved turbine bracket that could:
Withstand 800°C engine heat
Fit a 0.5mm gap in their assembly
Support 5,000N of rotational load
Our custom forging solution:
Designed a titanium-aluminum alloy (handles 800°C + 5,000N load)
Forged to ±0.01mm tolerance (fit the 0.5mm gap)
Result: The bracket passed 10,000+ test cycles with zero failures.
Quick Recap
Custom metal forging doesn’t just “make parts” — it creates tailored solutions that redefine precision (matching your exact design) and strength (built for your unique loads) — ideal for industries with non-standard, high-demand needs.
Custom Metal Forging: Redefining Precision and Strength
2025-04-25
With a dedicated custom forging workshop (10 CNC presses + 5 alloy R&D labs), we specialize in creating tailored metal components for clients with unique application needs. Our process combines 18+ years of forging expertise with advanced CAD/CAM design.
Table of Contents ▲
1. Quick Answer
2. How Custom Metal Forging Redefines Precision & Strength
2.1. Precision: Tailored to Your Exact Specs
2.2. Strength: Custom Alloys for Your Loads
3. Custom Forging Case Study
4. Quick Recap
Quick Answer
Custom metal forging redefines precision and strength by: creating parts with ±0.02mm tolerance (matching your exact design), and formulating custom alloys (e.g., titanium-steel blends) to handle your unique load/stress needs — something off-the-shelf parts can’t do.
How Custom Metal Forging Redefines Precision & Strength
Precision: Tailored to Your Exact Specs
Our custom process uses CAD/CAM modeling + CNC forging presses to hit ±0.02mm tolerance (tighter than standard forged parts)
We can replicate complex geometries (e.g., curved aerospace fasteners) that off-the-shelf parts can’t match.
Strength: Custom Alloys for Your Loads
Our alloy R&D labs create blends (e.g., 4130 steel + aluminum for weight/strength balance) to handle your specific loads (e.g., 10,000N impact, 600°C heat)
Custom alloys deliver 10-30% higher strength than standard materials for your exact use case.
Custom Forging Case Study
A aerospace client needed a curved turbine bracket that could:
Withstand 800°C engine heat
Fit a 0.5mm gap in their assembly
Support 5,000N of rotational load
Our custom forging solution:
Designed a titanium-aluminum alloy (handles 800°C + 5,000N load)
Forged to ±0.01mm tolerance (fit the 0.5mm gap)
Result: The bracket passed 10,000+ test cycles with zero failures.
Quick Recap
Custom metal forging doesn’t just “make parts” — it creates tailored solutions that redefine precision (matching your exact design) and strength (built for your unique loads) — ideal for industries with non-standard, high-demand needs.