Our production capabilities combine hydraulic machinery, forging equipment, and quality-controlled processes — designed for consistent, repeatable manufacturing.
Our production facility is organized around cold extrusion forming — from raw material preparation and billet cutting, through forming and heat treatment, to final inspection and packaging. Every stage is designed to maintain process control and product consistency.
The facility layout supports both high-volume production runs and smaller-batch development work — enabling us to take a component from prototype to full production within the same environment.
Our equipment portfolio covers the full cold extrusion forming process — from material preparation through final inspection.
Hydraulic forming presses with controlled force and speed profiles — the core of our cold extrusion production capability.
Mechanical and hydraulic forging equipment for pre-forming, upsetting, and multi-stage forming operations.
In-house die design, fabrication, and maintenance — ensuring tooling performance and production continuity.
Annealing, normalizing, and stress-relief equipment — preparing material for forming and optimizing final mechanical properties.
Phosphating, lubrication coating, and surface preparation — critical for consistent material flow and die protection.
Dimensional measurement, hardness testing, and material verification — quality control at every critical stage.
Quality is built into every stage of production — not inspected in at the end. Our quality control process covers incoming material, in-process monitoring, and final verification, with documented procedures and traceability throughout.
Each production batch is tracked from raw material through to finished component — ensuring that any quality issue can be traced to its source and corrected systematically.
Our production capability spans a range of component sizes and materials — from small precision parts to larger structural components.
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