Engineering review
Configuration and interfaces are reviewed around the workpiece, process and agreed supply boundary.
Heavy forging equipment, engineered around the work.
Forging manipulators, charging machines, heat-treatment equipment and open-die forging presses — backed by direct engineering coordination and practical lifecycle support.
Equipment for the forging process.
Start with the equipment family closest to your production task.
Forging ManipulatorsRail-bound and mobile equipment for workpiece control through the forging cycle.View Equipment →
Charging MachinesFurnace charging, extraction and hot-workpiece transfer.View Equipment →
Heat-Treatment EquipmentRail-bound, fork-type equipment connecting treatment positions.View Equipment →
Open-Die Forging PressesProject-specific press structures for open-die forming.View Equipment →
Applications
Three production tasks. Clear routes to the relevant equipment.
Open-Die ForgingControl and position the workpiece through the forging cycle.View Application →
Furnace Charging & Hot Material TransferMove workpieces between the furnace and agreed process positions.View Application →
Heat Treatment & QuenchingConnect verified treatment positions with rail-bound equipment.View Application →
Engineering and production made visible.
Real project and workshop evidence will show what SDT designs, organizes, assembles and checks.
Organized manufacturing
Machining, fabrication and system integration are coordinated for the approved equipment design.
Assembly & functional testing
Assembly and equipment functions are checked against the agreed project scope.
Support that continues.
Engineering fit, a clear scope and a practical support path create higher project value.
Engineering coordination
Direct clarification with SDT engineering throughout the project.
Commissioning resources
SDT and local engineering resources arranged around project needs.
Remote diagnostics
Video, meeting and authorized control access, with 24-hour first response.
Spare & wear parts
Parts identified from SDT equipment records and supply channels.
Let’s discuss your project.
A short requirement, drawing or equipment description is enough to begin a direct conversation.