The forged rocker arm is a key mechanical component in the valve train of internal combustion engines.
Widely used in heavy trucks, mining equipment, construction machinery, defense vehicles, and public works engines, it transfers the motion from the camshaft to the valves, ensuring optimal air-fuel intake and efficient exhaust gas evacuation.
An iconic component of the forging industry, the rocker arm is made from forged steel alloy, providing exceptional resistance to mechanical and thermal stresses. This durability is critical in large-displacement engines operating under extreme conditions.
Available either as a raw forged blank or a fully machined, ready-to-install part, it meets the strictest requirements of OEMs and industrial vehicle manufacturers.
Transfers camshaft motion to the valves.
Ensures precise valve opening and closing.
Optimizes combustion and therefore engine performance.
Withstands intensive duty cycles.
Forged rocker arms are used in:
Truck and semi-trailer engines.
Construction and earthmoving machinery (excavators, bulldozers, loaders…).
Special industrial vehicles (transport, public works, mining operations).
High mechanical strength under repeated loads.
Extended lifespan, even under extreme conditions.
Dimensional accuracy for optimal engine operation.
Superior reliability compared to casting or stamped parts.
With proven expertise in hot forging and precision machining, Forlam Forge designs and manufactures robust and high-performance forged rocker arms for the transport and construction industries.
Each component undergoes strict quality control, ensuring perfect adaptation to high-power engines.
The Forlam Forge forged rocker arms are the ideal solution for heavy-duty engines and construction machinery, combining performance, robustness, and long service life.
