Hot forging

Hot

Forging

Hot forging is at the core of Masperotech’s production expertise.

This process involves reshaping metal by applying high compressive force to a preheated billet, causing it to flow and fill a mold until it reaches the desired geometry.

Thanks to our 12,000-ton press, we are able to forge a wide range of non-ferrous metals, including Aluminum, Copper, Brass, Titanium, CuNi, Monel, AluBronze.

We manufacture parts in various weights, sizes, and levels of complexity, tailored to meet the specific requirements of our clients.

From just a few grams up to 400 kg

with a maximum size of about 3 meters in length

Sectors of application

Low/Medium Voltage power distribution and transmission
High voltage power distribution and transmission
Circuit breakers
Mobility
Aerospace & security
Automotive - Racing
Power Distribution - Energy
Oil separator
Design & Sports
Mechanical industry
Subcontracting

Advantages

The production of hot forged parts offers specific advantages when it comes to mechanical properties.

In particular, forging metals can increase the product’s strength as well as being able to modify the metal’s inter-granular structure due to the metal flowing during reshaping, and can be used to create a specific granular structure to increase the strength of the forged items.

For these reasons, hot forging offers significant advantages in terms of mechanical properties over those made by other technologies, such as casting or machining

Greater mechanical strength
reduced machining
structural integrity
saving on material

Hot forging process from design drawing to

quality control

Drawing / Product
Technical department
Tooling department
Forging department
Heat treatment
Machining
Quality department
Forging department in Masperotech
12000 tons press
Heat treatment furnaces in Masperotech