Flanges
Manufacturing of Incoloy 800 flanges up to 14 inches in size, produced under a stringent Quality Assurance Program with full traceability—particularly suited for commercial nuclear, power generation, and chemical processing sectors.
Incoloy 800 flanges demand precision forging and rigorous quality assurance—especially in high-temperature, corrosion-intensive environments common in power generation, chemical processing, and nuclear applications. MTS Forge brings 40 years of metallurgical expertise, complete traceability, and in-house capabilities to deliver Incoloy 800 flanges built to the most demanding specifications. Explore what sets our forgings apart.

From forging to finishing, we deliver Incoloy 800 flanges with complete traceability for the most demanding industrial applications.
Manufacturing of Incoloy 800 flanges up to 14 inches in size, produced under a stringent Quality Assurance Program with full traceability—particularly suited for commercial nuclear, power generation, and chemical processing sectors.
Production of upset forgings, rings, and cylinders in Incoloy 800 and nearly all available grades, with a maximum forging diameter of 26 inches and weight capacity up to 1,500 pounds per piece.
In-house normalizing heat treatment for Incoloy 800 forged flanges, refining grain structure to deliver consistent mechanical properties, improved tensile strength, and enhanced toughness across every component.
In-house rough machining applied directly after forging to bring Incoloy 800 flanges to near-net shape, reducing lead times and eliminating the need for a separate machining vendor.
Special Incoloy 800 forgings crafted to Section III and other stringent standards, backed by a comprehensive Quality Assurance Program including Mil I 45208, NCA 3800, and Mil Q9858 certifications.
Custom-forged Incoloy 800 components tailored to exact client specifications—from small precision parts to large structural elements—combining advanced technology with decades of time-honored forging craftsmanship.

We begin by reviewing your Incoloy 800 flange requirements against applicable standards—ASME, ASTM, or custom specs. Our metallurgical team, drawing on decades of experience in Pennsylvania's manufacturing sector, confirms alloy grade, dimensional tolerances, and traceability requirements before any material is committed.
See how MTS Forge delivers precision Incoloy 800 flanges that meet the strictest quality and traceability standards.
Four decades of metallurgical expertise and an unwavering commitment to quality make MTS Forge the trusted partner for Incoloy 800 flanges.
Founded by metallurgists Stephen Carr and Edward Waddell, our team brings deep alloy knowledge to every Incoloy 800 flange we produce.
Our Quality Assurance Program—covering Mil I 45208, NCA 3800, and Mil Q9858—ensures complete traceability and compliance for nuclear and defense procurement requirements.
From forging and heat treatment to rough machining at our Coatesville, PA facility, we handle every production step in-house, reducing your lead time and supply chain risk.
Since 1986, MTS Forge has served aerospace, defense, power generation, and commercial nuclear customers across Pennsylvania, Iowa, Kentucky, and Texas with consistent, high-caliber results.
Experienced metallurgists and forging specialists dedicated to precision and quality.
Co-Founder
Stephen Carr co-founded Manufacturing & Technical Services, Inc. (MTS Forge) in 1986 alongside Edward Waddell, growing the Coatesville, Pennsylvania operation from the ground up on twin principles of quality and service. With a strong metallurgical background and extensive knowledge of forging practices, Stephen has guided MTS Forge's technical direction for nearly four decades. His expertise spans alloy selection, die design, process optimization, and quality assurance—capabilities that are central to MTS Forge's ability to serve exacting industries such as commercial nuclear, aerospace, and defense. Under his leadership, MTS Forge has become recognized as a leader in the forging industry, serving manufacturers and procurement teams across Pennsylvania, Iowa, Kentucky, and Texas with consistently high-caliber forged components.
Co-Founder
Edward Waddell co-founded MTS Forge in 1986, bringing a metallurgical background and deep knowledge of forging practices that have shaped the company's technical identity since day one. Based at MTS Forge's Coatesville, PA facility, Edward has been instrumental in building the company's in-house capabilities—from tooling design and die development to heat treatment and quality assurance programs including Mil I 45208, NCA 3800, and Mil Q9858. His commitment to craftsmanship and innovation has enabled MTS Forge to expand its product range across high-performance alloys like Incoloy 800, serving critical industries including power generation, commercial nuclear, and defense for customers throughout Pennsylvania and across the United States.
Incoloy 800 is a nickel-iron-chromium alloy engineered for high-temperature strength and resistance to oxidation and carburization. It is widely specified for flanges in power generation, chemical processing, and nuclear applications because it maintains structural integrity at elevated temperatures where carbon steel and standard stainless steels would degrade or corrode prematurely.
Speak directly with our metallurgical team for technical guidance and project-specific answers.
Military inspection system standard for quality assurance
Nuclear quality assurance requirements for forging suppliers
Military quality program requirements for manufacturing excellence
Submit your specifications and our metallurgical team will review your requirements and respond with a detailed quote. We handle projects of all sizes with full traceability and certified quality assurance.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at (610) 857-3500. You can also send us a quick email at Fmicale@mtsforgepa.com
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at (610) 857-3500. You can also send us a quick email at Fmicale@mtsforgepa.com