Die-forging of stainless steel - Import export

Forged parts made of steel, stainless steel and aluminum including mechanical processing. Pressed brass blanks including mechanical processing, also on rotary transfer machines. Sintered parts made of sintered bronze, sintered porous brass and stainless steel. Filter elements for air, liquids and fuel made of sintered ball material or mesh.

KB Schmiedetechnik manufactures forgings in Germany, made of European quality steel and special alloys. Drop forgings of stainless steel: corrosion-resistant, non-embrittling, seawater-suitable Drop forgings according to Pressure Equipment Directive PED 2014/68/EU, AD 2000-W0, KTA, EDF/Areva/RCC-M Boiler parts for boiler systems and vessels from former Alstom, Babcock/Borsig, CNIM, Mitsubishi/Hitachi (MHPS) and more. Keywords: Valves, valve parts, valve bodies, high-pressure valves, hydraulic valves, nuclear valves, safety valves, pipe flanges, boiler construction, pipeline construction, Y-pipes, forged pipe angles, fittings, fittings, fork pieces, pipe connections, Y-pieces, T-pieces, L-pieces, forged fittings Details: KB Schmiedetechnik, a drop forge in Western Germany, is manufacturing forgings for the construction of boiler systems including tube connections for piping like fittings, flanges and complex manifolds, offshore, marine, shipbuilding

Stainless steel series – for applications where corrosion resistance and high transmissible torque is required. This new design of Shrink Disc is made from stainless steel forged rings and uses high strength stainless steel screws. These units are available from 14mm to 195mm bore. Characteristics Shrink discs are the modern method for creating a mechanical shrink fit. The shrink disc consists of either one or two thrust rings with tapered bores and a mating tapered inner ring. By tightening locking screws the thrust rings are drawn together compressing the inner ring and applying pressure to the outside of the hub clamping it to the shaft. Being positioned around the hub there is only one interface transmitting the loads giving the shrink disc method distinct advantages such as offering the possibility of very concentric and well balanced connections that are suited to high speed applications. Traditional shrink fits require complicated calculations, close machining tolerances...