Hot Extrusion
The technology known as hot extrusion can be used to produce profiled bars with complex geometries in small or large volumes and in difficult-to-form materials. During hot extrusion a round steel billet is pre-heated and, after leaving the furnace, pushed through a forming die into a shaped bar using a ram with an extrusion force of approx. 2000 tons.

Profile Data
min. 3.5 mm
Min. Material thickness
fit in circle of max. 255 mm
Size range
from 20 mm to 200 mm
Inside diameter of hollow profile
from 1.5 kg/m to 120 kg/m
Weight
±0.5 mm
General tolerances
Quick facts:
- Shaped sections
- Hollow section with contoured OD’s and ID’s
- Very high design flexibility
- Small volume production
- Midsize to large profiles
- Low tooling cost
- Prototyping possible
Materials:
- Carbon steel
- Stainless steel
- Nickel base alloys
- Titanium (2,3, 4, 7 and 12) incl. 6AL-4V
- Zirconium and zirconium alloys
- Niobium