Forged Bars
Forged Bars are solid metal bars produced through the hot forging process, where steel is heated and shaped under high pressure to refine the grain structure and enhance mechanical properties. This process eliminates internal voids, improves structural integrity, and provides superior strength, toughness, and fatigue resistance compared to rolled or cast products.
Available in round, square, flat, and customized shapes, forged bars are manufactured from a variety of materials including carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, and tool steel. They are widely used in automotive, aerospace, oil & gas, heavy machinery, power generation, and tooling industries.
Key Features
- High Strength & Toughness - Forging aligns the grain flow, significantly enhancing impact resistance and load-bearing capacity.
- Improved Fatigue Resistance - Ideal for applications subject to cyclic loading, such as shafts and crankshafts.
- Dense & Homogeneous Structure - Eliminates internal defects like porosity and segregation, ensuring superior metallurgical properties.
- Custom Sizes & Shapes - Available in a wide range of dimensions, tailored to meet specific application requirements.
- Suitable for Heat Treatment - Can be normalized, quenched, tempered, or annealed to achieve desired mechanical properties.
- Excellent Machinability (Post-Forging) - Can be machined to precision tolerances after forging and heat treatment.
- Versatile Material Grades - Available in EN19, EN24, EN31, 4140, 4340, SS304, SS316, and more.
