Steel Casting

Stainless Steel Investment Casting is the investment casting process through pouring melton stainless steel into moulds for solidification, thus achieving a solid stainless steel component in the desired shape. Stainless steel casting is considered where both the properties of steel and corrosion resistance are required. Stainless Steel Investment Casting has been used for transportation, firearms, electrical, tool industry projects, and more. 

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Stainless Steel Sand Casting involves the use of an alloy that is in high demand for a diversity of applications. Created to deliver strength, durability and outstanding corrosion and wear resistance, stainless steel is also preferred when aesthetics matter. Stainless Steel Sand Casting is one of the few available processes for metals with high melting temperatures such as steel, nickel, and titanium. It is the most widely used casting process. Castings are produced by pouring liquid metal into a mould cavity.

Cast Steel Casting is a ferrous alloy with a maximum carbon content of approximately 0.75%. Steel castings are solid metal objects produced by filling the void within a mould with liquid steel. They are available in many of the same carbon and alloy steels that can be produced as wrought metals. Cast Steel Casting often contains carbon content anywhere. This is a specific alloy that is frequently used that is known for its impact resistance features. 

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Mild Steel Manganese Casting is used in equipment for handling and processing earthen materials. Mild Steel Manganese Casting is an excellent material for cement mixers, shovel buckets, rock crushers and sizers. It is used for superior chute liners. It has the surface of the steel that becomes almost glossy, supporting material flow. 

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