Forging is a process where the metal is heated and then reshaped into the desired form. There are many advantages to forging, including the ability of the products to withstand various mechanical stresses. More complex constructions can be created and the risk of defects and cracks is reduced because there are no pores. A homogeneous and dense material is crucial for us since many of the group's articles handle liquids and gases under pressure. We hot-forge and machine components in aluminum, copper and brass. We have four hot-forging press lines, each of which heats a cut material piece. The piece is then forged and cooled on a cooling table, followed by trimming to produce a finished part. All these steps are fully automated. We can then drill, mill, or turn the finished product. We have traditional presses operated by robots or manually controlled. We have a Siempelkamp screw press with an impressive pressing force of 1250 ton. Our latest investment is another screw press from the same brand with a pressing force of 800 ton, making us unique in Northern Europe