Forge - Rotary Forging Celebrates a Century
Carl Lorentzen, MJC Engineering Technology, Inc., Huntington Beach, Calif. Rotary forging is a cold-forming process invented by Edwin Elmer Slick in 1914. Slick Mills were used to form circular products such as railroad wheels and tire molds. More recently, research to further the process is being conducted at the University of Strathclyde's Advanced Forming Research Centre (AFRC) in Glasgow,...
Read More »PMES Powder Forged Components
PM Engineered solutions, the source for engineered solutions to metal or plastics component users, is a leader in providing powder forged components to our customer that are high strength, tough and requires only minor secondary machining. Powder forging is capable of taking powders such as iron and copper and putting them through a process where they are compacted, heated and forged so that...
Read More »Timing is Everything
Frisa is introducing Frisa Express, a service with fast turnaround delivery schedules, shipping forgings in as few as 5 days. Since its beginnings, Frisa has strived to deliver world-class forgings and the best customer experience possible. In an industry where high expectations from a forging supplier are a standard, Frisa presents Frisa Express, a new endeavor towards delivering extraordinary...
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Cutting-Edge Infrared Preheating Process Lets Queen City Forging Refine Its Business
Family-owned Queen City Forging might be a relatively small company, but its president Rob Mayer hasn't let that stop its pursuit of technological innovation. Working with the U.S. Department of Energy's Tennessee-based Oak Ridge National Laboratory and others, the East End manufacturer has developed a method of rapidly preheating aluminum for forging, using an infrared oven in place of a...
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EMI/RFI Shielding Considerations for Electric Vehicles
This white paper provides an overview into EMI/RFI shielding considerations for electric vehicles.
Read More »Alcoa Receives NADCAP Certification for Heat Treatment and Nondestructive Testing at its Samara Forging Business
NEW YORK & MOSCOW-Alcoa (NYSE:AA) today announced it has received the National Aerospace and Defence Contractors Accreditation Program's (NADCAP) approval for ultrasonic inspection and heat-treated forged products at its Samara manufacturing facility in Russia. NADCAP is an industry-managed accreditation program designed to develop a global aerospace industry supplier base with world-class...
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SEALTITE® Fittings and Cord Grips Offer Longer Lasting Protection
Anamet Electrical's 316 Stainless steel SEALTITE® fittings and UL-listed cord grips protect sensitive wiring components from fluids, corrosive contaminations, bumps, and abrasions with a steel core and liquid tight conduit jacket. Check out this video to learn more.
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