Forged, not cast.
Precision Aluminium Forging
20 Years of Forging. No Compromises.
We forge aluminium parts for automotive thermal management, powertrain, chassis and body systems — from tooling and forging to machining, heat treatment and surface finishing.
2006
Forging since
3,000m²
Workshop floor
1600 / 630 / 500 / 400 / 300 / 150T
Press capacity
IATF16949
Quality management system
Direct factory
Our own export licence — you contract directly with the plant.
North America experience
Exporting directly to United States customers since 2008.
Full process responsibility
From tooling and forging through to machining, heat treatment and surface finishing.
IATF 16949 certified
Automotive quality management system, verifiable in the official database.
Process selection
When is forging worth considering?
Forging earns its place on some parts and not on others. These are the conditions where it is usually worth reviewing.
- The part carries repeated or fatigue loading
- Structural strength has to be held while controlling weight
- The part is sensitive to material continuity — porosity, gas holes and inclusions are not acceptable
- Near-net shaping would reduce the material removed in machining
- It runs in volume and needs consistent part-to-part behaviour
- The part needs machining followed by anodised colour finishing
- You would rather manage one interface than several suppliers
And when it is not
Not every aluminium part needs to be forged. For simple geometry, low loads, very small quantities or parts driven mainly by appearance, another process may suit you better. We review the drawing, material, service conditions and expected volume before recommending forging.
Project delivery
Send a drawing. Receive a part.
You provide a drawing or a sample, and the project requirements. Tooling, forging, machining, heat treatment, surface finishing, inspection and packing are organised by Sanfeng. Whether a given operation runs in house or with a long-standing partner, the project moves through one point of responsibility.
Completed in house
Process planning, die design and manufacture, hot and cold forging, heat treatment, and the process records that go with them.
Completed with our partner network
Machining and surface finishing, carried out by long-standing partners inside the Pearl River Delta cluster.
Coordinated, accepted and answered for by Sanfeng
Wherever an operation runs, Sanfeng organises it, checks it and answers to you for the delivered part. You work with one contact. Where your programme requires supply-chain audits, we support them.
What happens next
Three steps from drawing to quotation.
- Send the drawing and project information2D and 3D files, or a sample, material requirement, volume and service conditions.
- We respond within two business daysWe confirm receipt and tell you what else we need to move forward.
- Technical review and quotationManufacturability, price and lead time.
To review your project faster
What helps us most.
- 3D model, preferably STEP or IGES
- 2D drawing with tolerances and datums
- Alloy and required condition
- Annual volume, batch size and project timing
- Where the part sits and the loads it carries
- Heat treatment, machining and surface finishing required
- Inspection and documentation requirements
Even if your information is incomplete, contact us anyway. We will respond within two business days after you contact us and tell you what else we need.
Send us a drawing.
PDF, STEP or IGES. We will respond within two business days after you contact us.