Classic steel materials of steel forgings
We supply carbon steel forgings, alloy steel forgings and stainless-steel forgings
Products
- 1030 steel forgings
- 1045 steel forgings
- 1117 steel forgings
Additional steel grades and specifications are available upon request.
Carbon steel is ideal open die forgings materials. Forging would increase the strength of the material by eliminating flaws like air bubbles or other characteristics associated with casting. In addition to being mechanically stronger, another advantage of carbon steel forging over casting is the increased wear and impact resistance that is a result of the tight grain structure of the composition post forging. Additional features of carbon steel forgings include:
- Withstands high temperatures & pressure
- Increased strength
- High toughness & wear resistance values
- Malleable & ductile
Typical Alloy Steel
- 4130 steel forgings
- 4140 steel forgings
- 4150 steel forgings
- 4340 steel forgings
Additional steel grades and specifications are available upon request.
Alloy steels are regularly used within the open die forging process. Alloy steel forgings steel have small amounts of one or more alloying elements, other than carbon, such as manganese, silicon, nickel, titanium, copper, chromium, and aluminum added. This produces specific properties that are not found in regular carbon steel. Alloy steels are also generally more responsive to heat and mechanical treatments than carbon steels. Some additional features of alloy steel forgings, include:
- Widely available
- Economical
- Good mechanical properties
- Easily machinable