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About Forged Round Metal Bars

A forged metal bar is a cylindrical component produced through various forging processes, resulting in stronger metal with superior mechanical properties for heavy loads, torque, and mechanical energy transmission. Widely used in industries such as oil and gas, chemical processing, and power generation, forged metal round bars are essential for demanding applications.

At Sinvo Industries, we specialize in high-quality castings, forgings, and machined components. We supply steel round bar stock tailored for building, manufacturing, and production needs. Contact us to learn more about our products and forging expertise.

Typical Applications of Metal Round Bars

At Sinvo Industries, we collaborate with leading industries to forge premium steel round bars tailored for industrial applications. We proudly serve the following sectors:

Oil & Gas

Sinvo Industries forged metal bars withstand extreme conditions in the oil and gas industry. They are used for fittings, drill bits, valves, and pipeline equipment. Specialized alloys are available for subsea and offshore drilling.

Chemical Processing

Our stainless steel round bars provide exceptional durability and resistance, making them ideal for producing chemicals, consumable goods, and petrochemical products—ensuring protection against contamination risks.

Power Generation

Sinvo Industries forged metal components are engineered to withstand the high temperatures and pressures of power generation environments. Our stainless steel round bars are commonly used for turbines, solar panel parts, and other energy production components.

Food and Beverage

Our metal round bars are used for piping and specialty tank components. We offer “sanitary grade” stainless steel parts to reduce degradation and contamination, ensuring the safety of food, ingredients, and chemicals.

Medical

Sinvo Industries produces forged stainless steel and titanium components known for their strength, corrosion resistance, and ease of sterilization without compromising material integrity. These qualities make them ideal for medical devices, implants, and surgical tools.

Forging Processes for Metal Round Bars

Standard cutting and machining methods disrupt the bar’s internal grain structure, potentially creating weak points along grain boundaries. Forging, however, applies heat and compression to reshape the grain structure, preserving the metal’s mechanical properties.

Open-Die Forging : Open-die forging shapes metal using a top die attached to a ram and a bottom die connected to an anvil, bolster, or hammer. The metal is heated between 500°F and 2,400°F and remains unconstrained within the dies during shaping.
Closed-Die Forging : Closed-die forging functions similarly to open-die methods but partially or fully encloses the metal within the dies, ensuring precise shaping. This process is ideal for producing complex forms and high-volume parts.
Roll Forging : Roll forging shapes rounded or flat stock by compressing it between semi-cylindrical or cylindrical rolls, thinning and elongating the metal. The heated bar continues to stretch as grooves and rolls shape it into its final rounded form.