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What size forged trunnion shafts can be supplied?

Quick answer

Monmet supplies forged shafts across a wide range of tonnages for grinding mills, kilns and dryers, including trunnion shafts, pinion shafts and step-down shafts. All are fully heat-treated and supplied with the inspection and dimensional reporting your drawing or purchase order specifies.

Shaft forms

Round bars, single and double hubs, single and double step-downs and discs are all standard open-die forms. Larger trunnions are typically produced as open-die forgings and finish-machined to the bearing and flange interfaces.

Why forged rather than cast

Forging aligns grain flow along the shaft axis, which improves fatigue strength at fillets and step transitions — the areas where rotating shafts usually fail. For a high-cycle, high-torque shaft that is the deciding advantage.

Inspection scope

State the inspection standard and acceptance criteria you require on the drawing or purchase order and they are written into the order.

Related questions

Yes — machining, heat treatment and inspection can be supplied as a finished component rather than a rough forging.

Forgings range from small components up to very large single-piece forgings; seamless rolled rings are also available in a wide range of sizes.

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