A forged part is often just one step: it still needs machining to create its bearing surfaces, bores and threads. Gazo Forge Industrie brings forging, heat treatment and machining together in its Kénitra workshops, to deliver a finished part.
Why machine at the forge?
- One point of contact from raw material to final inspection: less transport, shorter lead times, a single responsibility.
- Controlled machining allowances. We design the blank with its machining in mind: just enough stock to remove, with clamping datums planned from the die stage.
- Lower overall cost. A forged part close to final dimensions needs fewer machine hours than one machined from solid.
Our machining resources
Our machine shop has conventional and CNC machines: turning, milling, and grinding for precision finishing. For turned parts in series, we carry out bar turning on CNC and cam-operated lathes. We machine carbon, alloy and stainless steels, as well as brass and aluminium.
Heat treatment and inspection
Machining is sequenced with heat treatment (quenching and tempering, normalising) as your drawing requires. Quality control covers raw material and finished parts; non-destructive testing checks part integrity.
Forged parts, and sub-assemblies too
Beyond single parts, our steel fabrication shop assembles welded components and sub-assemblies: shearing, bending, rolling, flame cutting and welding. You receive an assembly ready to install.
Who is it for?
Rail, heavy trucks, hydraulics, energy, public works, mining and quarrying: our machined parts go into equipment where reliability matters. Send us your drawing and we will study the complete routing, from forging to machining.