Defense and military.
For more than 113 years, Milwaukee ForgeTech has partnered with the defense industry to supply the forged components that help protect America.
Customers choose Milwaukee ForgeTech for defense and military forging because of our experience, reliability, and engineering collaboration.
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over 100 years of forging experience
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U.S.-based manufacturing
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hammer and press/closed-die forging capabilities
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engineering collaboration and support
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consistent quality and reliable delivery
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flexible production for short and medium runs
Request a Quote for Defense and Military Forging
If your project requires forged steel components for defense or military applications, our team is ready to help.
Contact us directly or send us your drawings or specifications and we will review your project and recommend the appropriate forging solution.
Why Work With Milwaukee ForgeTech
Heavy industrial machinery manufacturers rely on Milwaukee ForgeTech as a forging supplier because of our experience, reliability, and engineering collaboration.
over 100 years of forging experience expertise in carbon and alloy steel forgings
hammer and press/closed-die forging capabilities engineering collaboration and support
consistent quality and reliable delivery flexible production for short and medium runs
Request a Quote for Heavy Industrial Machinery Forgings
If your project requires forged steel components for heavy industrial machinery, our team is ready to help.
Send us your drawings or specifications and we will review your project and recommend the appropriate forging solution.
Forging Capabilities for Defense and Military Components
We manufacture forged components using multiple processes to match part geometry, tolerances, and production requirements.
Press forging
Produces near-net-shape
components with controlled
geometry and strong grain flow.
Hammer forging
Well suited for complex shapes
and short- to medium-run
production.
Our capabilities include:
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part weights from approximately 2-to-100 pounds
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short- to medium-volume production
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custom die design and engineering support
We work closely with customers to ensure each component meets design intent and performance requirements.
Materials and Heat Treatment
Material selection is based on the performance requirements of the component and the environment in which it operates.
We commonly work with carbon and alloy steels used in high-strength applications, including grades such as 4140 and 8620.
Heat treatment processes may include:
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normalizing
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annealing
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quenching and tempering
For wear-critical components, carburizing may be used to create parts with a hard outer surface and a tough core.
Material selection and heat treatment are determined based on customer specifications and performance requirements.
Quality and Reliability
Defense and military applications require consistent manufacturing and dependable performance. We maintain disciplined production and quality processes to support:
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dimensional accuracy
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repeatable production
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conformance to specifications
Our team works with customers to meet quality expectations and support reliable component delivery and performance.
U.S.-Based Manufacturing for Defense Supply Chains
Milwaukee ForgeTech operates in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and supports domestic manufacturing requirements for defense and military supply chains.
Working with a U.S.-based forging partner can help:
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support domestic sourcing requirements
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improve supply chain reliability reduce lead times and logistics complexity
Forging Components
That Protect Our
Troops and Allies
Defense and Military Forging Defends Us All
Milwaukee ForgeTech manufactures forged steel components for defense and military applications that require strength, reliability, and consistent performance under demanding conditions. As a U.S.-based forging partner with more than 100 years of experience, we support contractors, OEMs, and suppliers working on defense-related programs and military equipment systems.
We produce forged components designed for high-load, high-stress environments where failure is not acceptable. Our team works directly with engineering and procurement teams to meet specification requirements, production timelines, and quality expectations.
If you are sourcing forged components for a defense or military application, we can review your drawings and recommend the appropriate forging approach.
We manufacture forged components using multiple processes to match part geometry, tolerances, and production requirements.
Press forging
Produces near-net-shape
components with controlled
geometry and strong grain flow.
Hammer forging
Well suited for complex shapes
and short- to medium-run
production.
Our capabilities include:
-
part weights from approximately 2-to-100 pounds
-
short- to medium-volume production
-
custom die design and engineering support
We work closely with customers to ensure each component meets design intent and performance requirements.
Materials and Heat Treatment
Material selection is based on the performance requirements of the component and the environment in which it operates.
We commonly work with carbon and alloy steels used in high-strength applications, including grades such as 4140 and 8620.
Heat treatment processes may include:
-
normalizing
-
annealing
-
quenching and tempering
For wear-critical components, carburizing may be used to create parts with a hard outer surface and a tough core.
Material selection and heat treatment are determined based on customer specifications and performance requirements.
Quality and Reliability
Defense and military applications require consistent manufacturing and dependable performance. We maintain disciplined production and quality processes to support:
-
dimensional accuracy
-
repeatable production
-
conformance to specifications
Our team works with customers to meet quality expectations and support reliable component delivery and performance.
U.S.-Based Manufacturing for Defense Supply Chains
Milwaukee ForgeTech operates in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and supports domestic manufacturing requirements for defense and military supply chains.
Working with a U.S.-based forging partner can help:
-
support domestic sourcing requirements
-
improve supply chain reliability reduce lead times and logistics complexity