Our Location
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Comprehensive Forging Capabilities
From Raw Material to Finished Machined Parts
Industrial-Grade
Forging Capabilities
At Rilon Metal, we combine heavy-duty forging presses with meticulous thermal management. Our integrated facility handles everything from initial grain flow simulation to final precision machining.
Closed-Die Forging
Ideal for complex, high-tolerance small to medium components.
Open-Die Forging
Perfect for large shafts, rings, and heavy industrial blanks.
Integrated Heat Treatment
Full quenching, tempering, and annealing provided in-house.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Forging Process | Closed-Die, Open-Die, Cold Forging |
| Press Capacity | 500 Tons to 8000 Tons |
| Materials | Aluminum, SS, Titanium Alloys |
| Max Weight | Up to 120kg per Component |
| Post-Processing | Precision CNC Milling & Turning |
| Surface Finish | Shot Blasting, Pickling, Passivation |
High-Volume Efficiency Through Robotic Integration
To meet global B2B clients' rigorous deadlines for high-volume orders, RilonMetal has deployed fully automated forging systems paired with robotic material handling. This integration not only drastically scales up production capacity but also completely eliminates the batch-to-batch inconsistencies inherent in manual operations.
· Precision 6-Axis Robotic Handling
A 6-axis robot precisely executes the gripping and transferring of hot forgings, ensuring every single movement is completed within the optimal temperature window.
· 24/7 Continuous High-Volume Production
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Performance Defined: Application-Specific Forging Solutions
Discover how Rilon Metal’s tailored forging processes optimize grain flow to dramatically enhance material hardness and extend component service life, meeting the most rigorous operational environments.
Strategic Sourcing: Forging vs. Casting Decision Guide
Expert engineering insights into why and when to choose metal forging over casting, comparing mechanical integrity, structural reliability, and long-term cost efficiencies for your project.