15 MOST Incredible Forging Machines

These forges are absolutely massive and yield some of the most heavy-duty products around. It’s hard not to feel a strange sense of satisfaction as we watch the red hot metal bend and forge into shape. Join us, as we look at the 15 most incredible forging machines in the world.

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[MattCurrieImprov]

How are balls of steel forged? Through hard times.

[grammybear]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤ 🎀

[delbroncarter]

Autonotive, Aerospace, Farm Equipment And Empliments( Tools) The World Would Not Be The Same Without Forgings.

[archerkn]

At 4:28 they said over 1000F. The way they need the steel to move, and judging by the color of the steel in the video, 1000F isn't even close to the temps that are being used! The colors I'm seeing are telling me it's no less than 1600F, and at some points up in the 2000F range.

[westheguitarist]

Your narrator is great😎 He has helped me (pause), forge a great relationship with material science

[lwandilemakubalo]

Yow, thanks for the sound or music and definitely the tone of voice.

[ForgingDescalingMachine]

I work in forging industry as source supplier of forging descaling machine which has been widely used in hot forging production lines to clean forge scale generated by induction heating machine.We focus on helping hot forging enterprises to improve forgings surface quality with our high pressure water descaling system.

[victor]

the natural gas "renewable energy" really got me...

[whataguy]

when is natural gas a renewable energy source?

[petercrossley]

Narration is full of errors. The counter blow hammer does not hammer “molten metal”.

[TheOliveboy]

Anybody else feel like watching simple history now?

[mikloslegrady]

"You don't want to get your fingers stuck in that machine" Why is the narration so stupid? There are so many interesting technical details left out because the narrator wants to talk about how he feels, or to make comments he thinks are funny (they are not) but simply use up time. This narrator and whoever writes his material should be fired, then watch the audience numbers rise.

[nguyetnguyen-iozr]

I used to work in a steel mill, and a small mistake caused a 2000°F metal bar to fall on my foot. That accident forced me to stop working for six months, which put my family in a very difficult situation since I was the main income earner. It was a challenging time, but also a memorable experience that taught me the importance of safety and resilience.

[kurtdnelson]

Good video enjoyed all the machines and the hot metal but there were times when the narrative didn't match the machines or the factory

[stefaniaponitz]

I don't know why but this is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. It activates some weird primal brain part. I'm starting to see why men are so into big industrial stuff. It's awesome! I would be absolutely scared to death to work at a place like that

[ryanaiden]

Wait what, did you just say natural gas is a renewable energy source xD

[koipond]

"Renewable energy like natural gas...." lol wrong. And none of this metal is "molten"

[chetmcmasterson]

6:02 What material is said here? and titanium..." Sounds kind of like "mnemonic, " but I'm not familiar with a metal with a similar name.

[backho]

This video is wrong on so many levels. Still, it's good to see some nice forging taking place.

[problemsolver]

natural gass is not a reenable energy souse.