EN-GJS-600-3 Spheroidal Cast Iron Ductile Iron , Green Sand Castings Ductile Iron Fittings

Hydraulic Pump Casing EN-GJS-600-3 Spheroidal Cast Iron Material Green Sand Castings 

Product Description and Process

1.Hydraulic Pump Casing EN-GJS-600-3 Spheroidal Cast Iron Material Green Sand Castings

2. Production process: green sand molding, pre-coated sand molding and resin sand molding which can produce iron castings from 50 gram to 2000 kilograms

3. Machining process: CNC machine, machining center, lathe, mill machine, drill machine, etc.

4. Surface treatment process: paint coating, electrophoretic coating, electrogalvanizing coating, black oxide coating, phosphate coating, powder coating, etc.

 

Product Material and Uses

1. Normally produce with gray iron HT200, HT250, ductile iron 65-45-12, 60-40-18, 80-55-06, 80-60-03, etc.
 

2. The ductile iron casting products are widely used for Auto-cars, trains, trucks, vehicle components, mining machinery components, agricultural

machinery parts, textile machinery parts, construction machinery parts, valves and pump parts, etc.

 

Ductile Iron Castings & Ductile Cast Iron

If cast iron is subject to a compressive load, these stress points are not particularly detrimental and flake graphite cast iron is excellent under

compression. However, tensile loading above the natural tensile strength of the cast iron can cause rapid tensile failure as cracks propagate rapidly

out from these stress points. The result of this is that cast iron has virtually no elongation, is a brittle material and is therefore limited in its use in

tensile and shock loading applications. For years foundrymen and metallurgists tried to develop a new type of cast iron that would withstand bending

and shock loading and would have the characteristics more of malleable cast iron but could be produced at the lower cost of grey cast iron. This

resulted in the development of Ductile Cast Iron.
 

If you were to do a chemical analysis of ductile iron, this is what you would normally find:

Iron ~94%
Carbon 3.2 – 3.60%
Silicon 2.2 – 2.8%
Manganese 0.1 – 0.2%
Magnesium 0.03 – 0.04%
Phosphorus 0.005 – 0.04%
Sulfur 0.005 – 0.02%
Copper <= 0.40%
To improve the strength of ductile iron, additional tin or copper can be added. To improve corrosion resistance, copper, nickel, or chromium can replace anywhere from 15-30% of the iron.

 

Ductile Iron Grade Chart
ASTM A536 1993 (USA)

GB/T 1348 1998 (China)

Low temperature V notch impact tested (-20±2℃)

EN 1563 1997 (European Standard)

Low temperature V notch impact tested (-20±2℃)

Common Ductile Iron Grades

While there are many different ductile iron specifications, foundries routinely offer 3 common grades;