Metal Forging & Forged Machined Parts

High-Strength Forging & Precision Machining

Metal Forging Services & Forged Machined Parts

Fedele Autocore delivers comprehensive metal forging and precision forged machined parts services, transforming raw billets into ultra-high-strength components through controlled plastic deformation and CNC finishing. Our advanced facility combines hot forging, cold forging, warm forging, and specialized closed-die forming processes to create components with superior mechanical properties, refined grain structure, and exceptional fatigue life.

With state-of-the-art forging equipment including hydraulic presses up to 2500 tons, mechanical hammers, automated upset headers, and precision CNC turning/milling centers, we supply completely finished, forged machined parts from grams to 500 kg. Our forging expertise encompasses open die forging, closed die impression forging, and upset forging with meticulous metallurgical testing.

From automotive crankshafts, steering knuckles, and connecting rods to aerospace fittings and industrial machinery parts, we serve manufacturers across 23 countries, delivering precision forged machined parts that combine maximum strength-to-weight ratios with tight tolerances.

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Metal Forging and Forged Machined Parts
Why Choose Metal Forging

Key Advantages & Benefits

Forged components deliver unmatched strength and performance.

Maximum Strength

Directional grain flow and work hardening create components 30-50% stronger than cast or machined equivalents with superior structural integrity.

Exceptional Toughness

Refined grain structure and absence of internal voids deliver outstanding impact resistance and toughness for safety-critical applications.

Superior Fatigue Life

Continuous grain flow provides exceptional resistance to cyclic loading and fatigue failure in high-stress, high-vibration environments.

Optimized Weight

High strength-to-weight ratios allow lighter designs without sacrificing performance, critical for aerospace and automotive applications.

Predictable Properties

Controlled forging and heat treatment processes ensure consistent mechanical properties throughout the component cross-section.

Material Efficiency

Near-net shape forging minimizes material waste and reduces secondary machining requirements for cost-effective production.

Forging Processes

Types of Metal Forging

Comprehensive forging capabilities for diverse requirements.

Hot Forging

Hot Forging

Metal heated above recrystallization temperature (950°C-1250°C) enables large reductions and complex shapes with refined grain structure.

  • Large complex components
  • Superior grain refinement
  • Minimal work hardening
  • Reduced forming forces
Cold Forging

Cold Forging

Room temperature forming creates precise dimensions, excellent surface finish, and increased strength through work hardening.

  • Precision fasteners
  • Superior tolerances
  • Enhanced strength
  • No heat treatment needed
Warm Forging

Warm Forging

Intermediate temperature (250°C-750°C) combines benefits of hot and cold forging for optimal balance of precision and formability.

  • Reduced forming forces
  • Better tolerances than hot
  • Lower energy costs
  • Extended die life
Open Die Forging

Open Die Forging

Metal shaped between flat or simple contoured dies enables custom one-off forgings and large components without expensive tooling.

  • Large shafts & discs
  • Rings & cylinders
  • Low tooling costs
  • Maximum flexibility
Closed Die Forging

Closed Die Forging

Precision matched dies create complex 3D shapes with tight tolerances and excellent repeatability for high-volume production.

  • Complex geometries
  • Tight tolerances
  • High production rates
  • Consistent quality
Upset Forging

Upset Forging

Increase cross-section by compressing length creates heads, flanges, and enlarged sections on shaft-type components efficiently.

  • Fastener head forming
  • Valve stems & heads
  • Bolts & screws
  • Automotive parts
Our Process

Metal Forging Workflow

Precision-controlled forging methodology for superior results.

01

Material Selection

Select appropriate alloy, verify chemistry and properties

02

Heating

Heat billets to optimal forging temperature with controlled atmosphere

03

Forging Operation

Shape metal using hammers or presses with precise control

04

Heat Treatment

Apply normalizing, annealing, or hardening for desired properties

05

Finishing & QC

Machine, test, and inspect to specifications

Technical Expertise

Advanced Forging Capabilities

State-of-the-art equipment and metallurgical expertise.

Multi-Ton Press Capacity

Hydraulic presses from 300 to 2500 tons and mechanical hammers up to 5 tons handle components from grams to hundreds of kilograms with consistent quality across all production volumes.

Precision Temperature Control

Computer-controlled induction and gas furnaces maintain exact forging temperatures, ensuring optimal material flow, grain structure refinement, and prevention of thermal defects.

In-House Tool & Die Making

Complete die design and manufacturing capabilities enable rapid prototyping, custom tooling development, and ongoing die optimization for superior forging results and cost control.

Metallurgical Laboratory

Full metallurgical testing including spectrometry, hardness testing, tensile testing, and microstructure analysis ensures material compliance and validates mechanical properties for critical applications.

Material Options

Forgeable Materials

Extensive range of materials for diverse applications.

Forged Component Materials

Carbon Steel

1020, 1045, 1050 - General to high-strength applications

Alloy Steel

4140, 4340, 8620 - Enhanced strength & toughness

Stainless Steel

304, 316, 410, 17-4PH - Corrosion resistant

Tool Steel

H13, D2 - High wear & heat resistance

Aluminum Alloys

6061, 7075 - Lightweight, high strength

Titanium

Ti-6Al-4V - Aerospace-grade applications

Applications

Industries & Components

High-strength forged components for critical applications.

Automotive Forged Parts

Automotive Components

  • Crankshafts & camshafts
  • Connecting rods & pistons
  • Gears & transmission parts
  • Steering components
  • Axle shafts & hubs
Aerospace Forged Parts

Aerospace

  • Landing gear components
  • Engine mounts & brackets
  • Structural fittings
  • Turbine discs & blades
  • Critical fasteners
Oil & Gas Forged Parts

Oil & Gas

  • Valve bodies & bonnets
  • Drill collars & subs
  • High-pressure fittings
  • Flanges & couplings
  • Wellhead components
Heavy Machinery Forgings

Heavy Machinery

  • Crane hooks & shackles
  • Excavator teeth & adapters
  • Gear blanks & pinions
  • Hydraulic cylinders
  • Track links & pins
Hand Tool Forgings

Hand Tools

  • Wrenches & spanners
  • Pliers & grips
  • Hammers & mallets
  • Chisels & punches
  • Socket & ratchet parts
Forged Fasteners

Fasteners

  • High-strength bolts
  • Hex nuts & lock nuts
  • Custom fasteners
  • Automotive fasteners
  • Industrial hardware
Technical Capabilities

Metal Forging Specifications

Industry-leading capabilities for precision forging.

Component Weight

0.01 kg to 500 kg
Small to large forgings

Press Capacity

300 to 2500 tons
Hydraulic & mechanical

Temperature Range

Room temp to 1250°C
Hot, warm, & cold forging

Tolerances

±0.5mm to ±3mm
Process dependent

Quality Assurance

Comprehensive Quality Control

Rigorous testing ensuring every forged component meets specifications.

Metallurgical Analysis

Comprehensive microstructure examination, grain size analysis, and spectrometric testing verify material composition, grain flow direction, and proper forging conditions.

Mechanical Testing

Tensile testing, hardness verification, impact testing, and fatigue analysis ensure forgings meet or exceed specified mechanical property requirements.

Non-Destructive Testing

Ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle inspection, and dye penetrant examination detect internal defects, cracks, and surface discontinuities in safety-critical forgings.

Dimensional Verification

CMM inspection, precision gauges, and optical measurement systems verify all critical dimensions, tolerances, and geometric features before shipment.

Industries We Serve

Trusted Partner Across Heavy Industries

Delivering superior forged components worldwide.

Automotive

Aerospace

Oil & Gas

Heavy Machinery

Hand Tools

Fasteners

Railway

Construction

Frequently Asked Questions

Metal Forging FAQs

Answers to common questions about tolerances, materials, order quantities, and quality assurance.

Fedele Autocore provides flexible order quantities for forged metal components, ranging from single prototype pieces (1 unit) to high-volume bulk production runs. We scale production seamlessly to match your exact project requirements.

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