Centrifugal Casting

The Centrifugal Casting Process

The MCC International centrifugal casting process provides a lower cost method for producing high quality products.

Our unique pressure casting process consists of forcing molten metal against the mold wall under relatively high pressure and rapidly cooling the mold. This combination improves the density of the metal, increases the actual mechanical properties of the casting by 10% to 15% and provides a uniform metallurgical structure.

The process involves:

  • Rotating a Permanent Mold on its Vertical Axis at High Speeds (generates 50x-100x g-force)
  • Pouring the Molten Metal Into the Mold (molten metal is centrifugally forced toward the inside mold wall)
  • Cooling of the Mold with Water, Resulting in “Directional Solidification” from Outside to Inside

 

When parts or components need to meet exacting specifications and tight delivery schedules, MCC has the engineering expertise and manufacturing skills to meet your needs.

Find out why you should make MCC International your single source for centrifugally cast ferrous and non-ferrous products.

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Benefits

Centrifugal casting offers numerous benefits compared to static casting.

They include:


- Minimization of Defects (Shrinkage, Voids, Gas Entrapment)

- Superior (Finer) Grain Structure

- Higher Mechanical Properties (Strength, Ductility, Toughness)

- Directional Solidification that Minimizes Impurities


Our unique centrifugal casting process is a cost-effective way to manufacture an extensive array of quality ferrous and non-ferrous products, including:

- Bearing Parts

- Bi-Metallic Rings

- Bushings

- Gear Blanks

- Nuts

- Rolling Mill Sleeves

- Valve Bodies

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