Forging

Forged Components

Forging

Forging aligns grain flow with the part's stress path, which is why forged components outlast machined-from-bar equivalents in fatigue. Monmet supplies forgings from small parts to very large single pieces, in the alloys, geometries and specifications your drawing calls for.

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Typical Shapes

Discs

Rings

Single Hubs

Double Hubs

Single Step Down

Double Step Down

Round Bars

Square Bars

Rectangular Bars

Frequently Asked Questions

Open-die forging presses metal between flat or simple dies and suits large, simple shapes. Closed-die forging uses shaped die cavities for complex geometries with tighter tolerances, and suits repeatable production runs. Monmet supplies both processes.

Monmet supplies seamless rolled rings in large diameters for high-stress service. Send your drawing and we will confirm the size with the right forge.

Forging produces superior grain flow alignment, resulting in higher strength, better fatigue resistance, and greater structural integrity compared to casting. It is ideal for components subject to high mechanical stress.

Monmet supplies discs, rings, single and double hubs, step-down shafts, round bars, square bars, and rectangular bars in all ferrous and non-ferrous alloys.

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By sourcing from a worldwide network of foundries and forging companies, we are able to offer our customers the best material and process that suits their needs. Our knowledge in alloy and process selection allows us to consistently deliver quality products to our clients, while reducing cost and cutting lead-times.

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Talk to our specialists and find other ways of forming and shaping metal. There are options aside from casting and forging, such as metal spinning, extrusion and drawn metals.

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