Continuous Castings

All of our cast iron and ductile iron materials are imported and produced by continuous casting method.

Gray and nodular cast iron rods produced by the continuous casting method have been used since the 1960s and have found a wide range of uses from glass industry to automotive, from oil refineries to hydraulic parts, from gear manufacturing to general machinery parts, at the end of the phases they have gone through until today. Along with its various advantages, the most important reason for use is that it is economical at various rates according to the sector and places of use by minimizing production times and costs arising from tool wear.

Its structure is homogeneous, tight-grained and of equal hardness. It has high mechanical strength. It has high impact and abrasion resistance. Machining provides 50% time saving. It shows high resistance against hydraulic and pneumatic pressure.

The cutting tool life is longer. It has high resistance to thermal and mechanical shocks. Surface hardening heat treatment is easy. There is no model fee. It is 10% lighter than steel. There is no inventory cost.