Frisa Rolled Rings & Open Die Forgings

This forging process offers the benefits of forged rings, but also brings important savings in material and machining hours, enabling us to offer a product that will increase the efficiency of your processes at no quality compromises, and ultimately make you more competitive.

When shape versatility is required, pot die forgings are the perfect solution. In this process, pieces are forged with a special tool to print a semi-final shape to the end products like test plugs, bonnets, pistons & valves.

Our seamless rolled rings can be forged in configurations ranging from flat, rectangular-cross section, washer-like parts to tall, cylindrical shapes. They represent the absolute best option since they deliver higher strength and toughness versus the alternatives of castings, weldments or flame-cut plate.

Our forged discs are and ideal solutions for high wear applications, such as mills, gear manufacturing, heat exchangers, mining equipment and heavy machinery. Our unique capabilities of rolled discs deliver flatter and fuller products with better mechanical properties and machining set up time, than other conventional forging processes.

The inside diameter of our hollows is forged into the part rather than bored from a bar, which makes them an excellent option that eliminates extra time, cost and material waste. Since we forge them as asingle component; we pass along several benefits to our customers by saving production time and increasing part strength.

The open die forging process for our shafts enables us to orient the grain flow all along the geometry, which is essential for achieving the high mechanical properties expected of a product of this type. Our forging capabilities provide significant cost and material savings when compared to machined bar step shafts.