Introducing composite forging that combines hot forging and cold forging, leading to a reduction in cutting costs!
"Hybrid Forging" is our unique forging method that combines cold and hot forging to maximize the advantages of both processes, achieving cost reduction and near-net shape production. By realizing the freedom of shaping from hot forging and the precision from cold forging, it leads to reduced or eliminated machining costs compared to hot forged products. Please feel free to contact us when you need our services. 【Features】 ■ Composite forging that combines hot and cold forging ■ Achieves cost reduction and near-net shape production ■ Realizes the freedom of shaping from hot forging and precision from cold forging ■ Leads to reduced or eliminated machining costs compared to hot forged products *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.
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Matec Co., Ltd. conducts all processes in-house, from material procurement to mold design/manufacturing and process design. We have both hot forging (hammer) and cold forging (parts former) equipment in-house. Additionally, we also perform machining, allowing us to propose manufacturing methods that meet our customers' specifications. Moreover, our unique patented method, "Hybrid Forging (Composite Forging) Method," enables the production of complex shapes and offers significant advantages in terms of precision and cost. We are appreciated not only within Aichi Prefecture but also by customers nationwide. To meet our customers' needs, we invite you to experience Matec's technology that creates "existence" from "nothing" using various materials.
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