Automotive Forging Parts

Automobile forgings are composed of components, including engine parts, chassis, bearings, axles, gears, etc. Forged components are commonly found at impact and stress points such as axles, kingpins, axle beams and axles, and steering arms. 

Another common application is powertrains, where connecting rods, drive shafts and gears, drive shafts, clutch hubs, universal joints, etc. are often forged. The strength, reliability, and economy of forged parts make them ideal for the automotive industry. 

Forged engine and powertrain components include connecting rods, crankshafts, prop shafts and gears, differential gears, drive shafts, clutch hubs, and universal joint yokes and crosspieces. Forged camshafts, pinions, gears, and rocker's arms provide ease of selective hardening and strength. 

Axles, king pins, axle beams and shafts, torsion bars, ball studs, idler arms, linkage arms, steering arms, and linkages for passenger cars, buses, and trucks are typical applications that require additional strength and toughness.