Most common engineering alloy

Grey Iron cast bars

Grey iron is a broad term used for a range of cast iron material grades whose microstructures are characterized by the presence of flake graphite. Grey iron is the most common engineering alloy because of its relatively low cost and superior machinability.

Grey iron is used in applications where its high stiffness, machinability, vibration dampening, high heat capacity and high thermal conductivity are of significant advantage.

The combination of performance and low cost makes TASSO grey iron ideal for use in a range of industries, such as hydraulic components, rotors for pumps and compressors, oil and gas, general engineering and many more.

Different types of Grey Iron

Other materials

EN-GJS-500-7C DUCTILE IRON RECTANGULAR
 

Ductile Iron

Ductile iron, also known as nodular or spheroidal graphite cast iron, is a type of cast iron known for its impact and fatigue resistance, elongation and strength.
 

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EN-GJL-150C-A ROUND
 

Special Grades

Besides standard grey and ductile iron grades we are also able to produce customer specific grades according to desired chemical composition and mechanical properties of your component.

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Processing options

We have large processing capacity, so we can deliver according to your requirements and needs.

CONTACT

Let's help you choosing the right cast iron material grade for your next project.

Henrik Elmkvist, Commercial Director 

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