Industrial Forging
For nearly 100 years, ARNO SAS has mastered the art of industrial forging.
Hot Forging
Hot forging — also known as stamping — lies at the heart of ARNO’s expertise and has done so for several decades.
Thanks to induction heating, our forged parts benefit from a stable and fully controlled manufacturing process. This method prevents metal overheating, reduces scale formation, and ensures consistent, repeatable quality.
Our experienced team supports you throughout the development of your industrial forged components, relying on our in-house design office to create the most suitable solutions for your technical requirements and industry constraints.
We forge a wide range of steel and stainless-steel grades, with the option to deliver parts annealed or with specific heat treatments such as quenching & tempering, carburizing, or nitriding.
ARNO also manages machining and grinding operations through our fully integrated capabilities (see our Machining and Grinding departments).
Our Industrial Forging Workshop
Our production facilities include:
- Robotized and manual power hammers
- 100% electric induction-based forging lines
- Hot and cold cutting presses
- Laser cutting for forged parts
- Fully integrated tooling design and manufacturing (forging dies, cutting tools), done entirely in-house
- Additional finishing options: shot blasting, machining, grinding, surface finishing, heat treatments
Forged Parts for All Sectors
We support clients across numerous industries, producing medium and large production runs, including:
- Industry: clamp arms, vise jaws, shears…
- Agriculture & Ground-engaging tools: flails, shackles, scraper blades…
- Cutlery: forged kitchen knives, tactical knives…
- Viticulture: pruning blades, hook cutters
- Agri-food: mixer blades
- Recycling: shredder and recycling machine blades
- Medical & pharmaceutical sectors
Our forging process is designed to meet the specific constraints of each sector, ensuring optimal strength, durability, and precision.