Expertise

MF Inox has been producing fasteners to international standards, to customer specification and to drawing in nickel alloys, stainless steel and titanium since 1992.

Flexibility in order management, our smart structure, combined with the skills of our team, allow us to be time-to-market oriented.

We offer technical support services to our clients, working closely together to develop fastening solutions that not only optimally meet functional requirements, but are also the most cost-effective thanks to the wide range of materials we can offer. We are known in the market as a specialist in the hot forging of stainless steel and superalloy screws and nuts suitable for high and low temperature and corrosion-resistant applications. We produce parts suitable for hostile environments in the oil & gas, energy, infrastructure, marine and submarine, naval and railway sectors.

We are known in the market as a specialist in the hot production of stainless steel and superalloy screws and nuts suitable for high and low temperature and corrosion-resistant applications. We make parts suitable for hostile environments in the oil & gas, energy, infrastructure, marine and submarine, naval and railway sectors.

Stamping
hot stamping

Hot forging of screws from nickel alloys, stainless steels, and titanium is a key process in the production of high-performance components. This method involves heating the material to a suitable temperature to make it malleable, thus allowing it to be shaped, not by breaking the fibers but by orienting them, by pressing them into specific molds. >>

Machining

After hot forging of screws from nickel alloys, stainless steels, and titanium, precision machining is carried out to achieve the required dimensional tolerances and surface finishes. These machining operations include turning, milling, drilling and threading, performed with advanced CNC machines to ensure high precision and repeatability. Nickel alloys, >>

Thread
rolling

Thread rolling is an essential step in the production of screws made of nickel alloys, stainless steels, and titanium, and is considered the best-performing method for creating threads compared to other processes such as slitting or milling threads. This process involves plastically deforming the surface of the blank through >>

Heat Treatments

Aging treatments of nickel alloys and solubilization of stainless steel are crucial thermal processes to improve the mechanical properties and corrosion resistance of screws. Regarding nickel alloys, aging treatment is a process that increases the hardness and mechanical strength of the material. During aging, >>

Range of materials

The most commonly used materials for our screw, nut and tie rod production are duplex A182 F51 UNS S 31803, super duplex F53 UNS S32750, >>

Corrosive environments

Producing ISO 3506-compliant fastening systems for corrosive environments has always been in our DNA. Whether they are systems made of materials >>

High temperature

In our product range, we include components made for applications in the presence of high temperature, over 1000°C, ensuring compliance >>

Low temperature

DIN 267-13, EN 10269, ASTM A320 define the properties of materials suitable for low-temperature applications. M.F. Inox also offers >>

High strength

Increasing the mechanical strength characteristics of fasteners means reducing their size and consequently their weight and cost. >>

Production range

Our production allows us to make both standard parts according to European UNI- DIN- ISO- EN - EF Anglo-Saxon BS and American >>