ForceBeyond provides high-performance Titanium Aerospace Forging for flight-critical propulsion and structural systems. Leveraging our co-owned, AS9100-certified foundries in the USA, South Korea, and Taiwan, we specialize in AMS 4928 and MIL-T-9047 compliant components. Our Tier-1.5 model achieves a 25% increase in fatigue strength over bar-stock machining by optimizing metallurgical grain flow in every forged part.
We manage the “Forge-to-Finish” cycle for the industry’s most demanding geometries. Because we co-own and operate our facilities, we ensure total traceability from the melt to the final 5-axis CNC inspection.
Unlike standard machining, our forging process realigns the internal grain structure of the titanium to follow the contours of the part. This results in superior mechanical properties:
Our co-owned factories operate under a unified Quality Management System (QMS) to meet the most stringent global aerospace standards.
| Alloy Grade | Standard | Primary Application | Key Property |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ti-6Al-4V | AMS 4928 | Structural Airframes | High strength-to-weight ratio. |
| Ti-6Al-4V ELI | ASTM F136 | Life-support / Medical | High purity and damage tolerance. |
| Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo | AMS 4975 | Engine Hot Sections | Creep resistance at high temperatures. |
| Ti-10V-2Fe-3Al | AMS 4983 | Landing Gear | Ultra-high fracture toughness. |
ForceBeyond eliminates the “Hand-off Risk” between the forge and the machine shop. By interlinking our primary manufacturing processes, we provide a more resilient supply chain.
To ensure flight-ready tolerances (as tight as ±0.005mm), all forgings are transitioned to our specialized aerospace machining centers. This ensures that the technical intent of the forging is preserved through the final finishing stage.
For complex aerospace geometries such as turbine housings or bleed-air valves where forging dies are cost-prohibitive, our AS9100-certified casting hub provides a high-purity, near-net-shape alternative.
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Forging creates a continuous, directional grain flow that follows the part’s geometry. This eliminates the “end-grain” exposure typical of machining from plate, resulting in up to a 25% increase in fatigue strength and significantly higher resistance to fracture in high-vibration aerospace environments.
Yes. All titanium components produced through our co-owned aerospace foundries are fully compliant with AMS 4928, AMS 4911, and MIL-T-9047. We provide full metallurgical traceability and EN 10204 3.1 certification for every heat lot.
Traditional aerospace supply chains are fragmented between a forge, a heat-treater, and a machine shop. ForceBeyond’s Tier-1.5 model integrates these steps under a single AS9100 oversight system. By managing the “Forge-to-Finish” cycle in-house, we reduce average lead times from 40+ weeks to 14–18 weeks.
Absolutely. Our co-owned manufacturing facilities are equipped for in-house Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection (FPI), and Radiographic Inspection to ensure zero-defect reliability for class-1 flight hardware.
Our aerospace lines can produce seamless rolled titanium rings up to 84 inches (2,133 mm) in outer diameter, ideal for jet engine cases, combustion liners, and large structural seals.
