We started as a two-machine job shop in 2008 and grew into a full-process facility because our early customers kept sending us harder parts. That's still how we grow — one difficult component at a time, done right.
ApexForge is a contract manufacturer, not a component designer — we build precisely to your drawing and specification, and we tell you honestly if something in the design will be difficult to hold in production. That candor is why several of our OEM relationships have run for over a decade.
Our engineering team reviews every incoming drawing for manufacturability before quoting, so the tooling and process plan is right the first time — not adjusted after the first rejected batch.
Each stage below added a real capability, not a headline — this is the actual sequence of what our facility could do, year by year.
Started with contract turning work for local aftermarket distributors, two lathes, three people.
Qualified as a Tier-2 supplier for a domestic passenger-vehicle OEM, adding CNC milling capacity to meet the program.
Brought case hardening and tempering in-house to control lead time and consistency on hardened components.
Formalized our quality management system to automotive standard, expanding into export supply.
Added a stamping press line to support bracket and structural-plate programs alongside machining.
Second facility under construction to add dedicated assembly and kitting capacity for growing OEM volumes.