Manufacturing Process

How We Forge Precision Connecting Rods

A five-stage production workflow refined over 55+ years of continuous improvement.

Every ROCKET connecting rod passes through a tightly controlled five-step process: CAD engineering, die forging, surface treatment & heat treatment, multi-axis CNC machining, and CMM dimensional inspection. This page walks you through each stage in detail, shares the production metrics that make our output consistent batch after batch, and answers frequently asked technical questions about tolerances, materials, and lead times. Understanding our process helps you specify the right rod for your engine — and know exactly what to expect on delivery day.

Our Process

FROM RAW STEEL TO FINISHED PRODUCT

1
Design
CAD modeling & engineering
2
Forging
High-strength steel forging
3
Treatment
Heat & surface treatment
4
Machining
Precision CNC operations
5
Inspection
100% quality verification
Engineering Specifications

ENGINEERING TRANSPARENCY

Every connecting rod we forge is held to exacting metallurgical and dimensional standards — the same benchmarks demanded by leading OEM and high-performance markets.

Material Grades
AISI 8620 / JIS SCM420H (case-hardened alloy steel)
Forging Process
Die forging
Carburizing Case Depth
0.7–1.3 mm
Surface Hardness
HRC 60–64
Big-End Roundness
≤0.003 mm
Surface Finish
Rz ≤ 3.2 µm
Inspection
Dimensional inspection

Weight-matched sets available on request. Specifications reflect our standard production capability and can be tailored to OEM/ODM requirements.

1970
Year Established
NT$80M
Capital
8+
Application Categories
ISO 9001
First in Taiwan
FAQ

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS