Laube supplies hot and cold custom forgings in iron, steel, brass, aluminum and titanium alloys, by drop forging, press forging and hot heading (upset forging), with heat treatment and secondary operations.
| Forging types | Hot forgings, cold forgings, drop forgings, press forgings, upset forgings |
|---|---|
| Materials | Aluminum alloys, copper alloys, titanium alloys, steel, iron, brass |
| Production | Prototype, short-run and full production quantities |
| Customization | Custom shapes, materials, heat treatment and secondary operations |
Why buy forgings from Laube?
Laube supplies hot and cold custom forgings in iron, steel, brass, aluminum, copper and titanium alloys. The processes include drop forging, press forging and hot heading (upset forgings).
Forging processes
- Drop forging
- Press forging
- Hot heading (upset forging)
- Cold forging
Materials
- Aluminum alloys
- Copper alloys
- Titanium alloys
- Steel
Materials
Materials supplied: Aluminum alloys, copper alloys, titanium alloys, steel, iron, brass.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of forgings does Laube supply?
Hot and cold forgings, drop forgings, press forgings and hot heading (upset forgings). The method is selected for the part geometry, material and performance requirements.
What materials are available for forgings?
Aluminum, copper and titanium alloys, steel, iron and brass.
Can you support prototyping and production runs?
Yes. Many customers begin with initial samples or small runs before moving into full production.
What documentation comes with forgings?
Documentation can include certifications, material reports and inspection records, depending on the project requirements.
How do I start a forging project with Laube?
Email your drawings, specifications and quantities to sales@laube.com. Laube quotes to the drawing.