drop-forging France

SETFORGE EXTRUSION specializes in mechanical engineering: forging and cold stamping of parts intended for the automotive sector. It offers the forging of metal parts such as: cold forging of metals, forging of valve components. Setforge Extrusion is the European leader in the manufacturing of cold-forged shafts or circular components. We supply parts for the automotive, agricultural, all-terrain vehicle, and heavy-duty truck industries, which can measure up to 800 mm in length and reach up to 120 mm in diameter, with annual volumes ranging from 500 to 200,000 pieces.

... and expertise in the field of stamping forging for parts weighing between 1 to 500 grams in medium to large series (materials used: stainless steel, titanium, ferrous alloys, steel in the following application areas: medical, aerospace, parachuting, automotive).

...automotive, off-road vehicles, railway, and handling sectors, such as pins, lifting arms, and cams. Our state-of-the-art equipment includes 5 forging lines and 4 milling machines, ensuring excellent performance for all our components.

LES ARTS GRAPHIQUES is a typographic printing company located in the center of Toulouse since 1965. We create almost anything based on your request using typography and offset techniques. Embossing - Thermography - Cutting - Scoring - Stamping... with lead type, wooden letters... and a lot of elbow grease.

With a long experience - since its establishment in 1947 - the company Marcel Barteaux specializes in the production of special hot fasteners.

... FORGED IMPLANTS Molding is a technique that allows for the creation of a part by applying significant force to a metal bar, either cold or hot, to shape it into the desired form. While it does not achieve the same tolerance margins as machining, the resulting parts are more resistant to mechanical stress because the deformation of metals leads to work hardening, which in turn is responsible for the metal's fibering. PRECISION FORGING FORGINAL medical uses Montbard drop hammers: 850 kg, 1000 kg, and 1250 kg.