Traceability through forging and machining
The heat number moves from billet to forging lot to each machined piece.
Forged and machined
Boost efficiency and quality in flange and fitting manufacturing with streamlined processes and data-driven insights.
Flanges and fittings ERP is software for forged and machined component makers. Formezy routes each job through cutting, forging, heat treatment, machining, drilling and inspection, keeps the heat number with every piece, and produces the certificates standards-driven customers expect.
The heat number moves from billet to forging lot to each machined piece.
Value-add costing uses captured machine and labour time for every job.
Certificates combine material chemistry with your inspection and test results.
Segments
3 segments, each with its own shop-floor process flow.
Weld neck, slip-on, blind and other forged flanges, with heat numbers carried from billet to each machined piece.
See the 7-step flowElbows, tees, reducers and caps formed from pipe or plate, with forming, heat treatment and NDT tracked per lot.
See the 7-step flowSocket-weld and threaded forged fittings machined from bar, with job routing, outside processing and piece-level traceability.
See the 7-step flowShop-floor process flow
Choose a segment, then a step. Each one shows what happens on the shop floor, what Formezy records, and what changes as a result.
Bars or billets received with certificates
Heat traced from receipt
Billets cut to forging weight
Material per piece known
Billets heated and forged to shape
Heat follows the forging
Forgings normalized or quenched and tempered
Batch traceability
Faces, bores and bolt holes machined
Real job costing
Dimensions, hardness and NDT checked
Only approved pieces marked
Quality gate. If it fails: re-machine or scrap.
Size, rating, grade and heat marked
No retyped certificates
Bars or billets received with certificates
Heat traced from receipt
Raw pipe or plate received with certificates
Heat traced from receipt
Pipe or plate cut to blank size
Material use per piece
Blanks hot or cold formed on a mandrel or die
Yield per lot
Fittings stress relieved or normalized
Batch traceability
Ends bevelled and sized
Real job costing
Dimensions, thickness and NDT checked
Only approved fittings marked
Quality gate. If it fails: rework or scrap.
Fittings marked and packed
Certificates from data
Raw pipe or plate received with certificates
Heat traced from receipt
Bars received by grade and heat
Heat traced from receipt
Bars cut into slugs
Material per piece known
Slugs forged in closed dies
Heat follows the part
Forgings heat treated in-house or at a vendor
Vendor work never lost
Bores machined and threads cut
Real job costing
Thread, dimension and hardness checked
Only approved parts marked
Quality gate. If it fails: rework or scrap.
Parts marked, packed and shipped
Dispatch from data
Bars received by grade and heat
Heat traced from receipt
Dashed ring marks a quality gate, where failed material is held before it moves on.
Software
The same connected platform, configured around your process route.
Questions
Talk to a metal ERP specialist about your own plant and process route.
Formezy supports forged flanges, butt-weld fittings and forged fittings, each with its own process flow. Plants that combine segments run them in one system.
The heat number of the billet is carried to the forging lot and then to every machined piece, and is used again at marking and certification.
Yes. Value-add costing uses machine and labour time captured per job, along with material used per piece.
Yes. Outside processing steps, such as vendor heat treatment or machining, are included in the production route.
Yes. Certificates combine the material chemistry with your own inspection and test results.
Yes. Fittings can be controlled on a per-piece basis in inventory.
Other industries
See Formezy configured around your own process route, from receipt to dispatch.