FERRUM FORM

FERRUM FORM spol. s r.o. operates a drop-forging plant in Malá Morávka in the Jeseníky foothills, Bruntál district. It produces steel forgings weighing 0.1 to 12 kg from ČSN 11 to 17 steel grades, heating billets in induction or gas furnaces and forging on eccentric and friction presses (500t to 1600t) and pneumatic-hydraulic hammers. Normalizing, annealing and shot blasting are offered on request.

Customers are manufacturers in machinery, automotive, mining and agriculture that further machine the forgings. Forgings are made to ČSN EN 10243-1 or DIN 7526, or to customer specifications, and selected parts receive 100% crack inspection on an electromagnetic machine. The company holds ISO 9001:2016 certification and a TÜV NORD certificate for forged flange manufacturing under AD 2000-Merkblatt W0 and ES 97/23. Tooling is made in-house, while more complex tool shapes are subcontracted to CNC shops.

The forge was founded as a blacksmith workshop in 1840 according to the website; it switched to drop forging in 1967 and was privatized in 1995 as FERRUM FORM spol. s r.o. The commercial register gives 24 September 1992 as the founding date of the legal entity, with Malá Morávka as headquarters. The website names no other offices and no hiring information.

Product: Steel drop forgings weighing 0.1 to 12 kg, with normalizing, annealing and shot blasting, and in-house tooling