Different Products Maple Machinery Offers
Today, Maple Machinery caters to different customers, across industries worldwide with premium machined parts, forgings, and castings. These parts include Lug Bases, Rod Clevises, Bearing, Heads, Top Nut, Glands, Pistons and Gears. Our customers rely on us because of our professional customer care and high-precision machined components. Most of these parts carry higher tensile strength.
We carry expertise with different systems, and production processes for casting and forging. We carry over ten years of experience in manufacturing hydraulic parts; lifting equipment and can forge small parts and larger parts weighing hundreds of kilograms. We understand our customer needs and also offer pressure testing, non-destructive testing, and other services.
Customization Of High Quality Castings And Forgings
The design concepts and composition of the parts too are different. Any sector or industry can raise its efficiency with mechanical components that are tested for high-intensity work and durability. As we can customize a variety of high-quality castings and forgings and at lower costs, our customers can save time and increase the efficacy of their business.
Some of our other industries are Hydraulic System (Hydraulic Cylinder System), Lifting System, and Forestry & Logging. We also manufacture parts for forestry industry like Saw teeth, Sprockets, Suspension parts, Hubs, Frames, Couplings, Counterweights, Adapters, Brackets, Clamps, and Bushings.
Hydraulic Cylinder System
Today, Maple Machinery caters to different customers of hydraulic industry with premium machined parts, forgings, and castings. These parts include Lug Bases, Rod Clevises, Bearing, Heads, Top Nut, Glands, Pistons and Gears. Our customers rely on us because of our professional customer care and high-precision machined components. Most of these parts carry with tensile strength.
Maple has over ten years of experience in manufacturing hydraulic parts, we can forge small parts and larger parts weighing hundreds of kilograms. We understand our customer needs and also offer pressure testing, NDT, and other services.
Lifting System
Lifting equipment is very common in many fields, such as crane system, concrete, elevator, material handling, etc. Also known as lifting equipment, but used in every field is very different, their design concept and accessories composition are completely different. Most of these parts need to achieve high mechanical properties, including tensile strength, yield strength and elongation, and the surface of these parts must not have any cracks or defects, otherwise, it will cause unimaginable consequences in the application.
Maple provides high load parts such as forged ped eye and shackles for lifting equipment in various fields. Compared with casting, forging has higher metal density and stronger mechanical properties under the same material and heat treatment conditions. Casting or stamping process is used to manufacture other accessories, such as pulleys, sockets, spherical head lifting shackle, anchor, fixing insert, etc
Forestry & Logging
In the forestry industry, machinery must be subjected to severe test, components must be able to withstand continuous high-intensity work without damage. A long life of high-quality parts can help customers reduce costs and save time. Maple customizes a variety of high-quality, high-performance castings and forgings for forestry to help your equipment continue to work in the worst environments. Our parts are used in various forestry machinery to complete a series of activities such as wood processing, planing mill and handling.
More Industries We Served
We have been involved in more than 30 industries. The metal parts manufactured by Maple are also used in the marin, hardware tools, fire protection system, sewage system, paper industry, etc.
We can provide technical support and manufacturing services as long as we need to use mechanical parts. No matter what industry you come from, if you are looking for a reliable metal parts manufacturer, please contact us.
