Are Forgings Stronger than Castings and Weldments?
For centuries, metal manufacturing processes have been relied on by a number of industries. From transportation and power generation to valves and pipeline equipment, metal manufacturing processes like casting, forging, and welding. In today’s blog, we’ll compare these three popular metal processes and discuss how forging remains unmatched.
Common Applications of Closed Die Forgings
At CanForge, we’re committed to delivering superior forgings for all facets of the market, including closed die forgings. Closed die forgings can be used in a wide variety of applications, from automotive and aerospace to agriculture and mining.
Why Choose Rolled Rings
At CanForge, we produce a wide variety of high-quality forgings for a whole host of demanding and sophisticated engineering applications. In today’s blog, we’ll be discussing the many functions of rolled rings, how they’re manufactured and why CanForge’s seamless rolled rings always come out on top.
How the carbon content of steel affects forgeability
Your guide to forgeability, steel, and carbon content. Read more about how the amount of carbon in steel impacts forging and related products we offer.
The Equipment We Use to Provide High-Quality Forgings
At CanForge we use a variety of equipment to create our high-quality forgings–from hammers and presses to upsetters and ring rollers.
A Brief History of Forging
Forging is the oldest metalworking method in human history. And while the basic concept of it hasn’t changed in thousands of years, forging techniques have significantly enhanced over time. Learn about the origins of forging from Ancient Egypt to its high-tech applications today.
Mining and the Importance of Reliable Forged Parts
Almost everything we depend on in our daily lives is made possible because of the mining industry. For as much as we rely on this industry, mining relies on dependable equipment to keep its operations running efficiently.