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Grey Iron

Grey iron is a type of metal often used in castings. In the past, grey iron was known as cast iron; however, cast iron is now made out of iron-carbon alloys that have a higher level of ductility. Because of the low ductile properties of grey iron, high levels of tensile stress will result in its breaking or fracture.

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Capital Pattern and Model, Inc.
Glendale Heights, IL
630-469-8200
Capital Pattern and Model is a leading provider of quality custom prototype castings and short-run castings in numerous alloys including grey iron, cast iron, zinc, and more. A state of the art in-house pattern and machine shop offers green sand casting, air set and plaster molding. This along with engineering assistance provides clients with cost effective quality castings and quick turnaround.
 
Bearon Corp.
Manheim, PA
717-898-2210
Since 1980, Bearon has been a top provider of grey iron castings and other components. Bearon components are crafted from aluminum, brass, bronze, cast iron, ductile iron and malleable iron to suit a range of industrial applications. With manufacturing capabilities including casting, machining, fabrication, finishing, molding and more, Bearon can take care of your projects from start to finish.
 
Bernier Cast Metals Inc.
Saginaw, MI
800-252-3657
Bernier Cast Metals manufactures quality sand castings in prototype, small and semi-production quantities. With green sand molding, air-set and lost foam casting, Bernier offers castings in all grey iron and ductile iron alloys with additional value added services. On-time delivery, competitive pricing, quality products and friendly service make Bernier the number one source for cast components.
 
Benton Foundry, Inc.
Benton, PA
570-925-6711
For nearly a century, Benton Foundry has been supplying iron castings to a variety of industries, building a reputation for consistent, high-quality castings delivered on time. Working with all types of gray iron and ductile iron, Benton provides quality components and extraordinary service at a low net cost. Put Benton's near 100 year history to work for your most challenging casting application.
 
Bremen Castings Inc.
Bremen, IN
800-837-2411
As a foundry & machine shop, Bremen Castings continues to grow & diversify. BCI keeps making its ISO 9001:2008 system better & better; customers receive world class green sand casting & precision CNC machining under one roof! Founded in 1939 with an emphasis on using recycled ferrous material, this 4th generation family business produces complete assembled, precision gray & ductile iron castings.
 
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Grey Iron

Because it will fracture or break under large amounts of stress, grey iron is used most commonly in applications where tensile strength is not critical to the function of the component. With the exception of wrought steel, grey iron is the most widely used metal for engineering purposes. Grey iron is an extremely inexpensive metallic material and is readily available in large quantities at almost any foundry. Grey iron is cast much like any other metal; it is poured into a mold and extracted after it cools. The method by which the grey iron is cast can have an effect on the mechanical properties of the metal, especially in respect to its cooling rate. Grey iron castings are widely used in the automotive, appliance, agricultural, and machinery industries. Grey iron can be found in pump housings, electrical boxes, engine blocks, and decorative castings.