Industrial Forging Equipment & Services

Forging typically uses presses or hammers, dies, furnaces for heating metal, trimming tools, handling systems, and inspection equipment. At Marcus, forging support includes access to press capacities from 80T to 4000T for hot, cold, and open die forgings, along with tooling support, CNC machining, and quality processes such as APQP, PPAP, and FAIR inspection.

Marcus offers forging through its certified partner network, covering hot forgings, cold forgings, and open die forgings. This allows customers to source parts based on strength requirements, dimensional precision, or larger custom geometries. Marcus also supports related needs such as tooling, machining, inspection, and programme management under its established quality framework.

Marcus supports forging programmes through partner facilities with press capacities ranging from 80T to 4000T. This range helps accommodate smaller precision components as well as larger industrial parts. Capacity selection depends on material, part geometry, production volume, and mechanical performance requirements, with engineering review used to align the process to the application.

Yes. Marcus can support forged parts with in-house CNC machining to achieve critical tolerances and finished features. Its machining capability includes 3, 4, and 5 axis VMCs, Turn-Mill centres, and Drill-Tap centres. This is useful for forged components that require precise bores, threads, sealing faces, or mating surfaces before final assembly or shipment.

Marcus applies a structured quality framework built around IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 9001 certified processes. Forging programmes are supported with supplier audits, APQP, PPAP, and FAIR inspection, helping maintain consistency from development through production. Additional inspection and metrology support can be integrated depending on the part, tolerance requirements, and customer documentation standards.

Yes. Marcus supports both development-stage and ongoing production requirements through its broader manufacturing and engineering capabilities. Customers can combine DFM input, tooling support, prototyping, trial validation, and production planning within one programme structure. This helps reduce handoff delays and improves readiness before scaling to repeatable production volumes.

Marcus supports customers in automotive, EV, aerospace, energy, healthcare, electronics, and industrial manufacturing sectors. Forged components are often selected where strength, durability, and material integrity are critical. The company’s quality systems and engineering-led approach make its forging support suitable for programmes that require traceability, repeatability, and dependable supplier coordination.

Yes. Marcus serves customers across India, the United Kingdom, North America, Australia, the Middle East Asia region, Italy, Mexico, and Vietnam. Its global manufacturing footprint and partner network across India, Vietnam, and China help support international sourcing strategies. This can simplify supply chains for buyers seeking forged parts alongside machining, assembly, or other manufacturing services.