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Steel Forging Supplier

Steel Forging Suppliers in India

Uniform-grained high-performance components

Businesses across the automobile, defence, railways, earthmoving, and agriculture industries have an excellent forging partner in Sendura Forge. We are one of the leading steel forging suppliers in India, supplying to industry veterans such as DANA, ESCORTS, TAFE, and Mahindra. Our core strength lies in transforming raw steel billets and bars into performance-centric finished products that meet functional and design-driven compliance requirements. We run material checks before forging, vetting every bar for material quality and ingrained qualities. 

The emphasis we place on quality allows us to meet the required Brinell and Rockwell hardness targets at a later stage in production. Clients also receive ASTM compliant materials, robust forging processes that provide altered grain structure, and end products that will last longer when in use.

The right kind of steel can be the difference between component longevity and sudden expenses. We can help. 

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Steel Forgings: Grade Versatility

Something we have learned in 25-plus years of operations is how different grades of steel behave differently and how each variety is suited to a particular application. This material knowledge forms the core of our expertise, helping us make informed choices and conveying the same to the brands we work with.

Carbon Steel

Low and medium carbon steel carbon is appropriate for strong components. The steel type is commonly used in creating forged couplings, flanges, and bushings. High carbon steel is best used when needing to provide gear wheels, or high wear parts, with hardness.

Steel Family Popular Grades (AISI)
Low-carbon steel 1018, 1020, 1022
Medium-carbon steel 1045, 1050, 1055
High-carbon steel 1060, 1075, 1080, 1095

Alloy Steel

When carbon steel is no longer sufficient, we shift to alloy steel to meet specification requirements. Components we create using alloy steel include shafts, gears, transmission components, and couplings. 

Steel Family Popular Grades (AISI)
Low-alloy steel 4130, 4140, 4340, 8620, 9310

Stainless Steel

We have witnessed a growing demand for stainless steel forging over the years and for good reason. While not as easy to manufacture as low alloy steel, industries primarily involved in the Department of Defense or marine industry specified this material due to its superior resistance to corrosion, low weight and high strength, and overall durability. We commonly use stainless steel to create custom flange assemblies, fasteners, rings, blanks, and disks.

Stainless steel Family Popular Grades
Austenitic 304, 304L, 316, 316L, 321
Ferritic 409, 430, 434, 436
Martensitic 410, 414, 416, 420, 431
Duplex 2205, 2304, 2507

We are an experienced and ISO-certified steel forging supplier in India. Our focus is on precipitation hardened (PH) stainless steel products, which are extensively used in aerospace, defense, marine, and many engineering applications. We have experience forging with PH stainless steels, specifically 17-4 and 15-5, because we know how they will perform under different conditions.

Tool Steel

Tool steel is more commonly used for exotic builds that require a very specific product-application fit. While we forge it, its use is reserved for low-volume builds since the tool steel, such as H11 and H13, is difficult to work with.

Why Businesses Choose Us Forging Partners

Tier-1 suppliers and OEMs default to us because we are more than a workshop. Over the years, we have leveraged our expertise in steel forgings to support their project goals, align with their vision of excellence, and be partners in their growth journey.

Material Price and Stability

The steel market is notorious for outages and supply chain constraints. Over the years, we have developed a network of raw material suppliers that ensures we benefit from steady billet allocation and predictable pricing. We pass these benefits to you—our customer. 

Data-driven forging

Data informs our forging on the shop floor. Our operators work with up-to-date designs, details, and specs to ensure compliance and reduce scrappage. This directly impacts production costs and helps us achieve CAD-to-part parity.   

360° Traceability

Our system uses a Heat Code Traceability mechanism to track every component back to its billet. We source only from producers who offer Material Test Certificates, and coupled with our internal checks, this helps us pass on the same assurance to our clients. Furthermore, we offer our own Mill Test Certificate in line with EN 10204 3.1 standards.

Inventory management

Fluctuations in steel availability are the norm, which is why we maintain a fair degree of buffer stock with us. In addition to addressing the concerns procurement managers may have regarding sourcing (which they with good reason), we are also able to provide Just in Time services through this method. Delivery times are set so that production lines run smoothly.

Logistics support

We export to businesses in the U.S.A., the U.K.,  France, Germany, Poland, Saudi Arabia, the U.A.E., Japan, and Australia. Over the years, we have increased our exports because of our UN-compliant packaging, clarity on HSN code classification, export-oriented compliance requirements, and support for third-party audits at the factory gate. Our efforts in the above areas have helped us to evolve into steel forging suppliers that businesses look forward to work with. 

Discuss Your Steel Forging Requirements

Whether you are looking to use low-carbon steel or shift to a stainless steel family, we can help. Bring our design, specifications, and volume requirements to begin. 

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FAQs

1. How to choose the right steel for a project?

The correct type of steel for each application is the one that reacts appropriately to the amount of stress placed upon it by the component throughout its lifespan. Steel with low carbon is a good choice for components that require good ductility and toughness; however, stainless steel will provide excellent corrosion resistance in most cases.

2. Why is steel forging preferred over steel casting?

Steel forging, especially hot forging, is preferred over steel casting because it redistributes the grain uniformly in the direction of the component. This significantly increases the component’s strength, thereby lowering maintenance costs and adding to its operational lifespan.

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