American forge

a forge for the direct production of wrought iron, differing from the old Catalan forge mainly in using finely crushed ore and working continuously.

See also: Forge

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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5 November 2012 - Canadian private equity firm Penfund has bought local professional tools and equipment distributor JET Equipment & Tools Ltd along with its two units Pioneer Protective Products Ltd and US-based American Forge & Foundry Inc (AFF).

Penfund takes over Canadian JET along with US unit

5 November 2012 a[euro]" Canadian private equity firm Penfund has bought local professional tools and equipment distributor JET Equipment & Tools Ltd along with its two units Pioneer Protective Products Ltd and US-based American Forge & Foundry Inc (AFF).

The company sells its products via independent distributors and retailers.Country: USA, CanadaSector: Machinery/EngineeringTarget: Pioneer Protective Products Ltd, JET Equipment & Tools Ltd, American Forge & Foundry Inc (AFF)Buyer: PenfundVendor: Diamond Investment Group LtdType: LBOStatus: Closed

Penfund takes over Canadian JET along with US unit

Upgrading existing American forges to produce ultra-heavy products isn't an option: Entirely new forging facilities would have to be built.

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