FORGED, NOT EXTRUDED
Inline skate frames,
forged in one piece.
Four-bar self-locking frames in 6061 — where the industry extrudes and cuts, we closed-die forge. Single and double section, 12° toothless with Ø28.6 telescoping tube.
XMH2double-section, self-locking
XM26W98×38×18 mm
THE DIFFERENCE
Most frames are extruded. These are forged.
Extrusion pulls aluminium through a die — straight grain, constant section, joints bolted on. Closed-die forging forms the whole four-bar geometry under pressure: grain follows the load paths around every pivot boss.
| Forged frame (XPF) | Extruded + CNC | |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Formed 3-D, one piece | Cut from profile, joined |
| Grain | Follows pivots & bosses | Straight, cut at holes |
| Wall control | Variable where needed | Constant section |
SPEC
Parameters
- Material6061
- TypeFour-bar linkage, self-locking
- InterfaceToothless 12° with Ø28.6 telescoping tube
- SectionsSingle · double · custom
- XM26W size98 × 38 × 18 mm
- FinishSand-silver · sand-black · colour
WHY IT MATTERS
Self-locking = fewer parts, tighter frame
The four-bar self-locking mechanism adjusts and holds without extra hardware — a geometry that only makes sense forged, and the reason skate brands come to a forging shop for it.
Skate program?
Custom lengths, sections and colours from your spec.