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Modern Aluminum Castings Co., Inc.Terre Haute, IN 812-232-0007 Founded in 1919 Modern Aluminum Castings Co., Inc. can cast up to several thousand pounds per hour and produce parts weighing from one ounce to more than 100 pounds. We provide customers from a wide range of industries with quality ductile iron casting services. For those of you who are facing tight deadlines, our automated production ensures we might your tightest deadlines.
Imperial Casting Company, Inc.Florence, AL 256-766-8720 Imperial is a 40 year old American ductile iron casting supplier located in Florence, Alabama. In a day when many companies of this industry are located in Mexico or China, Imperial is one of the few left in this country and is proud to be still producing components competitively for industries throughout the United States. Please contact Imperial today with any questions you many have.
Atlas Foundry Company Inc.Marion, IN 765-662-2525 Atlas is a jobbing and production manufacturer specializing in Class 20, 25, 30 and 35 ductile iron castings weighing less than 50 pounds with production volumes ranging from 100 to 1,000,000 parts. Some of the major markets Atlas serves include trucking, agriculture, construction, pumps, valves, compressors, bearings, stadium seating, marine and industrial equipment.
Specialty Castings, Inc.Springport, MI 888-812-9543 With today`s dynamic marketplace driving high performance, you need a company that can respond to your exact casting needs. Specialty is a world-class supplier of ductile iron castings and more and can deliver high quality solutions to your exact specifications. From prototypes to production, Specialty is a full service manufacturer with flexibility and responsiveness to your needs.
General Foundry, LLCBethlehem, PA 877-222-4766 At General, experience and talented professionals pour molten metal into useful shapes in a precise, economical and timely manner using a variety of processes, including ductile iron casting, no bake (air set), rubber plaster molding (RPM) and permanent mold processes, among many more. For more information or to request a quote, please call General today.
Willman Industries, Inc.Cedar Grove, WI 920-668-8526 A quick tour through Willmen's web site should convince you that you'll be in good company when you turn to Willman Industries for your ductile iron casting needs. Willman offers state-of-the-art technology in every phase of manufacturing and its the expertise of its people that has made Willman a leader in the industry. Willmen Industries: Quality You Can Count On Today . . . and Tomorrow.
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Ductile Iron Casting
The ductile iron process must begin with the production of ductile iron, created by adding minute amounts of other elements to the iron, causing carbon to form in the shape of spheroids instead of flakes. This is what makes the material able to alter without breaking. In general, ductile iron has a higher tensile strength than grey iron, the kind of iron traditionally used to make cast iron products. Ductile iron, as its name suggests, is more ductile than traditional iron materials, which tend to be more brittle and prone to fracture under high tensile stress. Ductile iron is commonly used to make cast iron pipes, like those used in water and sewer lines. Ductile iron is used for a variety of applications in many different industries. These industries include, but are not limited to agriculture, automotive, irrigation, ventilation, hydraulics, and manufacturing.
