Founded in Auburn, New York, in 1919 by Charles Hammond and Robert Irving, Hammond & Irving manufactures seamless rolled rings and open-die forgings for demanding industrial applications. The company produces rings up to 58 inches in diameter and supports quantities from one to 1,000, pairing its Wagner 63/63 ring mill and forging presses with in-house material testing. Hammond & Irving is ISO 9001 registered and has supplied forged products beyond its local market for more than a century.
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Burke Forging & Heat Treating, IncEstablished in 1987, privately owned Burke Forging & Heat Treating makes open-die forgings and seamless rolled rings in Rochester, New York, serving customers across the United States and Canada. Its team translates customer prints into process drawings and uses in-house metallurgical oversight to monitor forgings from order entry through final inspection. Burke produces parts from 2 to 8,000 pounds and can supply them machined or smooth forged, with a stated mission to “Make it Right the First Time.”ROCHESTER, NY
Vulcan Steam Forging CompanyEstablished in 1907, Vulcan Steam Forging Company is a Buffalo manufacturer known for its long experience producing forged metal components for demanding industrial and aerospace customers. The company supports customer-specified work with open-die forging and related quality testing.BUFFALO, NY
Lehigh Heavy Forge CorporationBorn in Bethlehem’s ironmaking tradition in the 1880s, Lehigh Heavy Forge Corporation produces super-heavy open-die forgings for defense, power generation, nuclear and other demanding industrial applications. It is North America’s sole remaining super-heavy forging plant, using presses up to 10,000 tons and ingots as large as 300 tons to make components that can be forged, heat-treated and machined on site. Lehigh Heavy Forge is also an early ISO 9001 registrant and holds quality credentials including ASME Section III NCA-4000 compliance.BETHLEHEM, PA
Solmet Technologies, IncFounded in Canton in 1985, family-owned Solmet Technologies forges open-die steel parts and provides machining and metal testing for demanding industrial applications. Its 35,000-square-foot facility can forge shafts up to 180 inches long and 3,500 pounds, with a 126-year-old forging hammer still on site. Solmet began as a metallurgical testing company and now employs more than 60 metalworking professionals, with ISO 9001:2015 and API Q1 credentials supporting its work.CANTON, OH