Creusot Forge and Creusot Mécanique: the production of large forged parts - History
Expert for over 200 years: first the foundry began in 1782 in Le Creusot. Competence and know-how Creusot Forge are rooted in a strong technical and historical heritage.
- 2009: Extension of the forgings building (+ 60 meters)
- 2008/2009: Complete renovation of the 7,500 ton and 11,300 ton presses
- 2007: Modernization of the machine tools at Creusot Mécanique and Creusot Forge
- 2006: Creusot Forge and Creusot Mécanique become part of the AREVA group
- 2005: Production of the first EPR™ reactor components (Generation III)
- 2003: Production of the first monoblock vessel head
- 1992: Production of the first monoblock reactor coolant piping
- 1988: The first forged primary channel head for a steam generator (with integrated piping)
- 1979: Commissioning of a new 11,300 ton press
- 1974: Creation of a machine shop for nuclear parts at Le Creusot
- 1960: Launch of the French commercial reactor program
- 1956: Commissioning of a new 7,500 ton hydraulic press
- 1890: The first 2,000 ton hydraulic press
- 1876: Creation of the first forging shop in Le Creusot; commissioning of the largest tamping machine in the world (100 metric tons)
- 1782: First smelting operations at Le Creusot

24 hours in La Hague
12th shipment of vitrified nuclear waste from France to Germany (in french)
EPR™: discover the advanced reactor
Project Profile Reliance Power - April 2012
Discover Creusot Forge and Creusot Mecanique
"Flamanville 3 Project" (EDF)
The Chalon Saint-Marcel plant guided tour
3D virtual tour of the Chalon Saint-Marcel plant
Compacting structural and technological waste processing active liquid effluents
