When it comes to turning raw metal alloys into useful things, two processes dominate: casting and forging. Both have their place, but when strength and light weight are priorities, forging is the ...

Gear: Mizuno JPX Forged irons Price: $200 per club with KBS Tour C-Taper Lite shaft and Golf Pride MCC grips Specs: Grain flow forged 4120 Chromoly with stainless steel back piece (4-7), forged ...

Take a 4340 forged steel crank, ... Visually, billet cranks are indistinguishable from forged cranks, so the difference between them is in the grain's structure and metal.

Nonetheless, the choices are many, and not all cranks are created equal. Should you settle for a cast-steel piece, or step up to a forging? What's the difference among 5140, 4130, and 4340 steel ...

Premium forged-steel race cranks are manufactured from 4340 nickel chromium molybdenum alloy ... The brutality of this process adversely affects the grain structure of the metal. In a billet ...

Both Swedish forged steel and Swedish alloy steel are high-quality steels, ... and has better grain structure and strength. Swedish alloy uses an alloy composition, ...

PUREFRAME Carefully crafted from 1020 Carbon Steel, Z-Forged II features enhanced feel thanks to PureFrame. ... the grain structure ­— the internal structure of the metal — is further ...

The cast versus forged debate has consumed golfers for ages when it comes to irons and wedges. ... the grain structure ­— the internal structure of the metal — is further condensed. … ...

Lineup includes two forged models JPX919 Tour and JPX919 Forged and game-improvement cast JPX919 Hot Metal. ... of the 1025E carbon steel in the hitting area for a tighter grain structure to ...