Forging Applications in the Agriculture Industry

Agricultural equipment is constantly put to the test every day it is used. At Milwaukee Forge, our goal is to provide high quality forged parts that decrease equipment downtime and the need for repair. We work with you to create forging solutions specific to your demands, which will extend the life cycle of your agricultural equipment and keep it performing at a high level.

Forged Parts Supplied for Agricultural Partners

While steel cast parts are a lower cost option for agricultural machines, they lack the overall strength and durability benefits of forged parts. This is extremely important in the agriculture industry, where parts are battling physical contact and weather elements every day. At Milwaukee Forge, our goal is to provide high quality forged parts for your machine These forged parts include:

Agricultural Equipment Improved with Forged Parts

A few examples of agricultural equipment that can be improved with forged parts include: Tractors, Combines, Plows, Hammer Blades, Engines, Backhoes, Air Valves

Why Milwaukee Forge?

Since 1913, we at Milwaukee Forge have focused on providing excellent customer care, on time delivery and high product quality. Contact us or learn more about how we can help your agricultural operation.

Vision

Vision: To be first with:
Employees
Customers
Craftmanship
Forgings and Associated Services

Mission Statement:
F: First – FIRST with Employees, Customers, Craftmanship, Forgings and Associated Services.
O: Operating principles – OPTIMIZED to be both pro-active and reliable.
R: Market-centric mindset – be RESPECTED and RELEVANT to be attuned and ahead of industry needs.
G: Cultural drivers: Be GENEROUS and conduct ourselves with integrity.
E: Results-oriented: Be EXCEPTIONAL in all aspects in how we work and engage as the industry leader

Core Values:
Respect – basic building block to build cohesiveness; the minimum requirement for growing our people and committing to their success. We treat each other with dignity and respect; with fair compensation and benefits.

Passion – passion drives resourceful problem solving.

Excellence – a notch above doing it right the first time.

Safety – “nothing more be said in a manufacturing environment.”

Quality – commitment to repeatable, predictable results and conformance to specifications.

Data Driven – quantitative methods to control processes and let the data speak.

Fun – today it is more difficult to separate work from play; fun people are engaged.

Forward Thinking – plan, anticipate what is coming at you.