Iron Casting
Iron Casting, Gray Iron Casting, Ductile Iron Casting
- Aluminium · Carbon steel · Stainless
- Certified welders
- 5 assembly lines
- ISO 9001:2015 Certified
Cast Iron Materials
Gray Iron
Gray iron is a cost-effective alloy composed of carbon, silicon, and iron. Because it features high vibration damping and lower tensile strength, it tends to fracture suddenly under extreme stress rather than bending. Common Applications: Engine blocks, pump housings, valve bodies, electrical boxes, and decorative castings.
Pearlitic Malleable Iron
Through a specialized annealing heat treatment, we transform brittle as-cast structures into high-strength components. This process allows carbon to form into small spherical graphite aggregates. Consequently, the metal can flex easily without breaking. Common Applications: Hand tools, electrical fittings, pipe brackets, mining hardware, and farm equipment.
Ductile Iron
Also known as nodular cast iron, ductile iron delivers an exceptional yield strength that surpasses malleable iron. As a result, components manufactured with this material can bear significantly heavier operational loads. Common Applications: High-stress industrial gears, structural machinery mounts, and heavy-duty automotive parts.
Sand Casting Production Floor:
Our Advantage:
- Consistent Quality
- English Speaking Engineering Team
- Full Solution: Machining, Coating, Assembly
The Shell Molding Process
Pre-Coating
Pattern Application
Thermal Curing
Shell Stripping
Metal Pouring
Cooling & Finishing
Shell Mold Casting:
Material Choices:
- Pearlitic malleable iron ASTM A220: 40010 (DIN GTS-45),50005…
- Ductile cast iron ASTM A536: 60-40-18 (DIN GGG40), 65-45-12, 70-50-05…
- Grey cast iron ASTM A48: Class No.60 (DIN GG40) to No.400 …
Casting Manufacturing Methods
Green Sand Casting
Key Benefits: Low pattern tooling costs, compatibility with almost all ferrous and non-ferrous metals, and no physical size or weight limits.
Best Used For: Rapid prototyping, small production runs, and medium-sized bench-molded components.
Resin Sand Casting
Shell Mold Casting
Common Parts: Connecting rods, gear housings, lever arms, and precision brackets.
How Can X-Pro Help With My Project?
- 3D modeling
- Prototype design
- 3D design
- 3D printing design
- CAD drafting
- Mechanical design
- 3D animation
- Manufacturing
- Engineering & 3D renderings
- Structural design
- 3D industrial design
- Reverse Engineering
- AutoCAD
- 3ds Max
- SolidWorks
- CATIA
- Autodesk Inventor
- Maya
- and many more
Three Steps
The Project Flow
Tell us about your project
Pre-qualified expert freelancer
Deposit & work
FAQ for your new project
Why X-PRO LLC?
We connect you with the best designers in the business, and we offer the most comprehensive set of services for inventors you’ll find anywhere. We take the guesswork out of online design services, and let you focus on what’s important.
How do private projects work?
Simple. Just send us a project brief and we will provide you with a design quote from a pre-qualified designer for your project.
Who can see my project?
Private projects are entirely confidential. Only you and the designer that you will be working with will see your project description, file attachments and submitted work.
Do I own the designs & IP?
Yes. Our legally binding terms of service assign the ownership of intellectual property (IP) from the designer to the service buyer for any paid designs.
Do you offer manufacturing services?
Yes we do! We offer a range of manufacturing services, including 3D printing, rapid manufacturing and conventional injection molding.
How is a design project different from hourly services?
Design projects are limited-term projects with a concrete budget, based on an upfront quote from the CAD designer. Hourly services are for ongoing work that generally have an open work scope.
Will designers sign a NDA?
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