Trinity Forge, Inc.
David McClung is a seasoned Forging Engineer at Trinity Forge, Inc. since October 2003, where responsibilities include new product design, quoting of dies and tooling, and 3D modeling of forging dies. David also ensures quality control in process drawings and collaborates closely with the Hammer shop, die shop, and machine shop. Prior to this role, David served as a CAD/CAM Programmer at Ft Worth Forge and Die from September 1987 to October 2003, gaining extensive experience in the field.
Trinity Forge, Inc.
Trinity Forge is a modern, closed-die forging plant specializing in complex shapes in a wide variety of sizes to meet the most stringent customer specifications. We provide value-added machining to forgings as well as job-shop machining services and die-and-mold machining. At Trinity Forge, we’re committed to exceeding client expectations of service and the obtainment of their product specifications. Our craftsmen take pride in their work. They don’t just get the job done—they get it done right each and every day. In fact, due in part to our engineers’ careful die designs, we often complete entire manufacturing runs with minimal rejects, saving man hours, materials, and delays. We also use frequent quality-control inspections and statistical controls to monitor the forging process, ensuring consistency and quality throughout the production run. Our commitment to quality requires us not only to stay on top of your needs, but stay ahead of them. That’s why Trinity Forge was the first commercial closed-die forge in the United States to receive ISO-9000 certification and why we have continued to invest in the latest forging and machining technologies and quality controls. Trinity Forge has also earned an AS9100 certification ensuring our ability to meet the most stringent specifications including those of the military and aerospace industries.