Hot Forging Parts

Hot forging is a metalworking process in which metals are plastically deformed above their recrystallization temperature, which 

allows the material to retain its deformed shape as it cools. Hot forging is accomplished using hydraulic or pneumatic hammers, 

presses, and other similar machinery that are used to compress the heated metal into its desired part shape. This is most often 

achieved using a custom die. The dies used in hot forging are custom-made to match the customer’s part designs. Because hot 

metal is more pliable, this process allows for more intricate shapes than cold forging, making a vast array of part geometries possible. 

However, tolerances used in hot forging are generally not as tight as in cold forging.

Hot Forged Product Applications

Our hot forging can create custom parts that match your design specifications. We can deliver hot forgings in a wide variety of sizes 

and metal options. The strength and durability of hot forged parts makes them ideal for more rugged applications, some of which include:

• Automotive manufacturing

• Agriculture

• Tools and hardware

• Aerospace

• Construction equipment

• And  more

Because every hot forging we provide is custom-made, the design possibilities are all but limitless.