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What is Centrifugal Casting?

Centrifugal casting is a process that delivers castings of very high material soundness, and thus is the technology of choice for applications like jet engine compressor cases, petrochemical furnace tubes, many military products, and other high-reliability applications. In the centrifugal casting process, molten metal is poured into a spinning die. The die can be spinning either on a vertical or horizontal axis depending on the configuration of the desired part. Ring and cylinder type shapes are cast vertically; tubular shapes are made with the horizontal centrifugal process. Either process may be used to produce multiple parts from a single casting.  External structures and shaping can be cast in place to significantly reduce post-processing including machining or fabrication.   Because of the high g-forces applied to the molten metal in the spinning die, less dense material, including impurities, “floats” to the I.D. where it is subsequently removed by ma...

Centrifugal casting – When to use it:

Symmetrical parts that can rotate on an axis Static casting material properties are inadequate Centerline shrink is an issue using other casting processes Limited I.D. features Large parts, up to 135,000 lbs./61,235 kg or more Net-shaping: Some tooling cost is often justifiable when significant finishing is required

Trunnion Type Centrifugal Casting Machines

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Trunnion type centrifugal casting machines use a mold or flask that is supported and rotated by four trunnion wheels. These machines are used for producing castings that have lengths longer that their diameter.                          Common castings produced on trunnion type include bushings, bearings, cylinder liners, piston rings, pipe, and steel tubes and sleeves. Our automatic centrifugal casting machine all adopt trunnion type as main engine.