Our Technologies
At MacLean-Fogg Component Solutions, our Core Process Expertise and Technologies are as follows:
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AlarmLok - Smart Security Wheel Fastener
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High Strength Aluminum Bolts
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Hot Forging - Steel, including Hatebur horizontal Hot Forging
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Cold Extrusion - Steel
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Cold Forming - Steel
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Warm Forming - Exotic Fastener Materials
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Secondary Metal Operations, including: machining, tapping, broaching and drilling
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Automated Assembly
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Injection and Insert Molding
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Multi-Spindle Screw Machining
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CNC Machining
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Hydromat Rotary Transfer Precision Machining
To learn more about these processes, visit the following pages:
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Hatebur Hot Forging at our Savanna, IL Metform facility
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Steel Cold Forming of parts at our Saegertown, PA facility
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Steel Cold Forming of fasteners at our Mundelein, IL, Farmington Hills, MI and Maynard Chesterfield Twp, MI facilities
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Warm Forming at our Maynard Chesterfield Twp, MI facility
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Plastic Injection Molding at our Engineered Plastics facilities
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Multi-Spindle Screw Machining at MacLean Curtis, our Mundelein, IL or Savanna, IL Metform facilities
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CNC Machining at our Savanna, IL Metform, MacLean Curtis, or Saegertown, PA facilities
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Hydromat Rotary Transfer Precision Machining at MacLean Curtis
You can learn about the capabilities of each of our facilities by visiting our Locations Page and selecting the site of interest.
Review the Part Before Choosing the Process
A design for manufacturability review connects the finished component's requirements with the process that will make it. Material, geometry, tolerances, volume, tooling, secondary operations and inspection requirements all influence that decision.
For an initial discussion, have a drawing or CAD model, expected production volume, critical dimensions and operating conditions available. The manufacturing route and facility capabilities should be reviewed for the specific component.
Read what a design for manufacturability review covers, or contact MacLean-Fogg Component Solutions about your application.