Scot Forge products

For more than a century, Scot Forge has been a leader in providing forged solutions for complex, intricate shapes. To continue this tradition we provide a dedicated forge development team with over 100 years of combined hands-on experience, coupled with the latest simulation software to offer unique solutions. Collaborating closely with customers, the team runs sophisticated simulation and modeling software to tailor a forging process that yields the desired finished complex forged shape while also optimizing speed and cost savings. The software also allows for process validation prior to actual manufacturing, reducing risk and ensuring the success of each project. Through our combined capabilities, we can truly make possible what was previously thought impossible.

Scot Forge produces discs and blanks of ferrous and non-ferrous materials, with an infinite variety of sizes from 2` to 144` diameter, and individual weights up to 100,000 lbs. Forged discs are made by upsetting or standing heated material on end and working it between the upper and lower dies. The upset process induces directional grain flow, which gives strength, ductility, and increased resistance to impact and fatigue not found in plate or bar stock.

Scot Forge is capable of manufacturing open die rings of 144` O.D., 90` height, with weights up to 100,000 lbs. as well as rolled rings of 252` O.D., 49` height, with weights up to 60,000 lbs. in both ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The forging process produces rings with controlled grain flow, which gives strength and resistance to impact and fatigue not found in rings torch cut from plate, or rolled and welded. If you need rings in a hurry, Ringmasters, our joint venture in Wayne, Michigan, offers deliveries in as little as 5 business days. This speed-to-market solution boasts a success rate of over 95% with a perceived quality of 99%.

Scot Forge produces guaranteed sound-centered step shafts from ferrous or non-ferrous materials with any combination of round, square, rectangle or polygonal dimensions, concentric or eccentric configurations, and tapers or custom shapes. Parts with major diameters up to 65" or greater can be produced in weights up to 300,000 lbs.