Brownstown, Michigan · Est. 1962

Closed die forgings for the parts that can’t fail.

Lincoln Forge hammers out safety‑critical impression forgings for heavy truck, aerospace, defense and automotive customers — from billet to finished part, on one Michigan floor.

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Chambersburg drop hammer on the Lincoln Forge floor with two forge operators — 4,000–5,000 lb Chambersburg drop hammers, Brownstown floor

1962 Forging in Brownstown, MI

1–250 lb Part weight range

1–1,000,000 Pieces per run

2–6 wks Typical lead times

Quality systems

IATF 16949Certified
ISO 9001Certified
AS 9100Compliant
ISO 14001Compliant

Awarded Inspection Delegation Authority for safety‑critical products.

Billet to finished part

One floor. The whole process.

Induction heat, drop forge, heat treat, machine, test — ferrous and non‑ferrous, under one roof in our 45,000 sq ft Brownstown facility.

Forge

High volume production
Short runs & prototypes
Near-net forgings
Micro-alloy materials
Carbon & alloy steel, aluminum, copper

Finish

Heat treating
Induction hardening
Shot peening & blasting
Coining & machining
Painting & passivation

Prove

In-house quality lab
Brown & Sharpe CMM
Magnaflux & NDT
Mechanical property testing
FaroEdge laser ScanArm

Induction heating cell with a glowing hot billet at Lincoln Forge — Forge cells run 750 KW American induction heating systems

Off the hammer — forged at Lincoln for aerospace, heavy truck, automotive, defense, recreational and energy customers

“Forging partnerships for tomorrow’s needs.”

The motto we’ve worked by since 1962. Send us a print — we’ll tell you straight what it takes to forge it.

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18325 Dix-Toledo Highway, Brownstown, MI 48193
734-285-1680 · sales@lincolnforge.com