The
open die and rolled ring forging process involves the shaping
of heated metal parts through the use of hammers, presses
or ring mills. With our traditional steam hammers, state-of-the-art
hydraulic presses, and powerful ring mills, Scot Forge produces
a virtually unlimited variety of high quality open die and
rolled ring forgings. We can accommodate part weights from
5 lbs. to 80,000 lbs. in a wide range of ferrous and non-ferrous
materials.
To learn more about the various equipment used in open
die and rolled ring forging, see the following links.
Seven open die steam hammers can produce ferrous and nonferrous ring, blank, and hub forgings in weights up to 3,000 lbs.
Our eight high speed open die hydraulic presses
produce forgings in an infinite variety of shapes
and sizes including hollows, spindles, bars, rings
and unusual shaped forgings in part weights up to
80,000 lbs.
Our hydraulic upset press produces flanged-end forgings in a variety of shapes, including single, tapered, or multiple diameter. We can upset bars from 3.75" to 12" starting diameters in 15' to 50' lengths and finished head diameters 5" to 15" (up to 24" with open upset).
Our five ring mills allow
us to offer rectangular or profiled rolled rings in
virtually any size to 240" O.D., 49" face
height, and weights up to 60,000 lbs.
Forging
The
open die and rolled ring forging process involves the shaping
of heated metal parts through the use of hammers, presses
or ring mills. With our traditional steam hammers, state-of-the-art
hydraulic presses, and powerful ring mills, Scot Forge produces
a virtually unlimited variety of high quality open die and
rolled ring forgings. We can accommodate part weights from
5 lbs. to 80,000 lbs. in a wide range of ferrous and non-ferrous
materials.
