Weber Metals, Inc. meets or exceeds local, state, federal and self-imposed environmental requirements including pollution prevention measures and continuously improves its operations and procedures while minimizing the impact to the environment.
Weber Metals, Inc. supplies our customers with quality forged products that consistently meet or exceed all applicable customer and regulatory requirements, industry standards, and contractual specifications.
We achieve this objective by continually improving our internal process controls and the effectiveness of our Quality Management System through clear understanding of the individual responsibilities and an ongoing self-assessment.
Weber Metals, Inc. has zero tolerance for an unsafe working environment. Weber Metals achieves this through empowerment, education, and accountability.
Weber’s stress relieved aluminum closed die forgings are shown in their assembled locations for a large business jet cockpit
The future of forging is being shaped by ever increasing technological advancements.
Alloy development will grant customers greater and more accurate material selection when fitting a material to a specific application. Improved equipment controls will enable forging companies to make more repeatable product with nearer net shapes and higher rates of production.
Simulation will need to increase in accuracy as to optimize the manufacturing processes and predict more characteristics like microstructures and residual stresses. This exciting wave of technical improvement and development will allow the forging industry to remain cost competitive in the high performance metals market.
But it is not merely advancements in technology that define the forging future.
Individuals in the forging industry will need to continue their education and training to keep pace with these developments.
Thus with these technical and professional advancements, this age-old industry is forging an exciting future.