Superior Strength Through Precision Forming
Hot Forging Services
Fedele Autocore specializes in hot forging services, transforming metal billets into high-strength components through controlled heating and precision forming. Our advanced forging facility combines traditional metallurgical expertise with modern automated equipment to deliver superior mechanical properties, refined grain structure, and exceptional durability for critical applications.
With state-of-the-art forging hammers, hydraulic presses up to 2500 tons, and precision controlled heating furnaces, we produce hot forgings from 0.5 kg to 500 kg. Our capabilities encompass open die forging, closed die forging, and upset forging processes, handling carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, and other forgeable alloys heated to optimal forging temperatures between 950°C and 1250°C.
From automotive crankshafts and connecting rods to aerospace structural components and heavy machinery parts, we serve manufacturers across 21 countries, delivering hot forged components with superior strength-to-weight ratios, excellent fatigue resistance, and unmatched reliability in demanding environments.
Key Advantages & Benefits
Hot forging delivers unmatched strength and metallurgical properties.
Superior Strength
Directional grain flow and work hardening create components with exceptional tensile strength, impact resistance, and structural integrity.
Refined Grain Structure
High-temperature forging refines grain structure, eliminating defects and creating uniform, dense metal with superior mechanical properties.
Excellent Fatigue Resistance
Continuous grain flow without interruptions provides outstanding resistance to cyclic loading and fatigue failures in critical applications.
Optimal Weight-to-Strength
Achieve maximum strength with minimum material, reducing weight while maintaining or exceeding performance requirements.
Near-Net Shape
Precision forging produces components close to final dimensions, reducing machining time, material waste, and overall production costs.
Cost-Effective Production
High material utilization, reduced machining requirements, and excellent repeatability make forging economical for medium to high volumes.