Nickel-based alloy - Import export

KB Schmiedetechnik GmbH is a highly certified West German drop forge, located in Hagen (Westphalia) - between the historic "blade & metal" region Solingen and the "soccer city" Dortmund - specializing in small series production of safety-relevant closed die forgings from 200g to 130Kg unit weight of all steel grades including duplex stainless steels, nickel based and titanium alloys. Examples are forgings for mechanical applications like brackets, holders, hoists, forged lifting gear, slings, hooks, chain links, special screws, nuts, gearwheels/ toothed/ cog wheels, forged pinions, and pressure parts like forged valves for hydrogen production and nuclear energy, as well as forgings for boiler systems construction. These include forged parts for boilers and piping like fittings, flanges, bifurcations, hose pipes, and forged boiler parts like header caps, end pieces, manifolds. KB Schmiedetechnik produces forgings for high pressure applications according to ASME, PED, KTA, RCCM.

Engineered for : • Steels of the highest tensile strength • Long chipping materials • Stainless steel • Titanium based alloys • Nickel based alloys • Special bronzes

Engineered for : • hard and tough materials up to 1700 N/mm2 tensile strength • Stainless steel • heat resistant duplex steel • nickel based alloys • aluminium alloys • titanium bades alloys

Engineered for : • Stainless steel • Heat resistant steels • Cold and hot working steels • Hardened steel up to 1900 N/mm2 • Nickel based alloys • Aluminium-silicon alloys • Copper-nickel alloys • Titanium and titanium alloys • Exotic, hard to cut alloys

With the ring rolling mill Siempelkamp completes its range of products for the manufacture of rings. From forging the pre-forms to manufacturing the ring blanks to ring rolling, we supply everything from a single source. Siempelkamp’s ring rolling mill manufactures seamless rings made of steel and special materials such as nickel-base, titanium, or aluminium alloys using maximum radial and axial pressing forces. The radial pressing force is hydraulically generated and applied to the part via a mandrel roll. Radial rolling is carried out by reducing the roll gap between the driven external roller and the mandrel roll. The axial pressing force is also hydraulically generated and applied to the part via the upper axial roller. Axial rolling is carried out by means of the vertical forward feed of the upper axial roller. A centring device provides for the correct position of the ring during the rolling process.