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What is centrifugal casting?
Centrifugal casting is a technique and method that involves injecting liquid metal into a rapidly rotating mold, causing the metal to undergo centrifugal motion to fill the mold and form a casting. Due to the centrifugal motion, the liquid metal can well fill the mold radially and form the free surface of the casting. A cylindrical inner hole can be obtained without a core. It helps to remove gases and inclusions from liquid metals. It affects the crystallization process of metals, thereby improving the mechanical and physical properties of castings.
Advantages
There is almost no metal consumption in the gating system and riser system, which improves the process yield.
When manufacturing hollow castings, cores are not necessary. Therefore, when producing long tubular castings, the metal filling capacity can be significantly improved, the ratio of casting wall thickness to length or diameter can be reduced, and the production process of sleeve and tube castings can be simplified.
The castings have high density, few defects such as pores and slag inclusions, and high mechanical properties.
It is convenient for manufacturing cylinder and sleeve composite metal castings, such as steel-backed copper sleeves, bimetallic rolls, etc. When forming castings, the filling capacity of metals can be enhanced by centrifugal motion, so thin-walled castings can be produced.
Our work flow chart for all customized design products as belows:
Unmatched Corrosion Resistance: Withstands harsh water/chemicals in chillers, boilers & cooling towers, dramatically extending component lifespan.
Superior Durability & Wear Resistance: Ideal for high-load parts (bushings, bearings, valve seats), minimizing friction and reducing maintenance frequency/costs.
Enhanced Thermal Conductivity: Bronze efficiently transfers heat, boosting the overall energy efficiency of your HVAC systems.
Precision for Reliability: Cast to exact tolerances ensuring leak-free seals, perfect fitment, and consistent performance in demanding pressure/temperature cycles.
Proven Material for Critical Applications: Trusted bronze reliability for mission-critical components like pump impellers, compressor parts, and fittings.
Reduce Downtime & Total Cost: Longer service life and fewer replacements mean lower operating costs and increased system uptime.
Packaging:
1Q: Why choose bronze over other materials like brass or plastic?
1A: Bronze offers superior corrosion resistance against water, chemicals, and salts, plus higher strength and thermal conductivity than brass or plastic—critical for longevity in demanding HVAC environments.
2Q: How do your components handle high-pressure/temperature HVAC systems?
2A: Precision-cast bronze maintains structural integrity and dimensional stability under extreme thermal cycles and pressures up to [Specify PSI/°C if possible, e.g., 1500 PSI / 250°C], ensuring leak-free reliability.
3Q: What certifications or standards do your castings comply with?
3A: Our components meet ASTM B584, ASME, and ISO 9001 standards. Material certs (e.g., C95400, C95800) and PPAP documentation are provided for quality assurance.
4Q: Can you guarantee consistent part quality for large-volume orders?
4A: Yes. We use automated precision casting (e.g., centrifugal, investment) and 100% dimensional/NDT inspection (X-ray, dye penetrant) to ensure batch-to-batch consistency, even for high volumes.
5Q: How do your bronze parts reduce long-term operating costs?
5A: Extended service life (3-5x vs. brass), minimal wear (low friction), and corrosion resistance drastically cut maintenance, downtime, and replacement costs—delivering lower TCO.
What is centrifugal casting?
Centrifugal casting is a technique and method that involves injecting liquid metal into a rapidly rotating mold, causing the metal to undergo centrifugal motion to fill the mold and form a casting. Due to the centrifugal motion, the liquid metal can well fill the mold radially and form the free surface of the casting. A cylindrical inner hole can be obtained without a core. It helps to remove gases and inclusions from liquid metals. It affects the crystallization process of metals, thereby improving the mechanical and physical properties of castings.
Advantages
There is almost no metal consumption in the gating system and riser system, which improves the process yield.
When manufacturing hollow castings, cores are not necessary. Therefore, when producing long tubular castings, the metal filling capacity can be significantly improved, the ratio of casting wall thickness to length or diameter can be reduced, and the production process of sleeve and tube castings can be simplified.
The castings have high density, few defects such as pores and slag inclusions, and high mechanical properties.
It is convenient for manufacturing cylinder and sleeve composite metal castings, such as steel-backed copper sleeves, bimetallic rolls, etc. When forming castings, the filling capacity of metals can be enhanced by centrifugal motion, so thin-walled castings can be produced.
Our work flow chart for all customized design products as belows:
Unmatched Corrosion Resistance: Withstands harsh water/chemicals in chillers, boilers & cooling towers, dramatically extending component lifespan.
Superior Durability & Wear Resistance: Ideal for high-load parts (bushings, bearings, valve seats), minimizing friction and reducing maintenance frequency/costs.
Enhanced Thermal Conductivity: Bronze efficiently transfers heat, boosting the overall energy efficiency of your HVAC systems.
Precision for Reliability: Cast to exact tolerances ensuring leak-free seals, perfect fitment, and consistent performance in demanding pressure/temperature cycles.
Proven Material for Critical Applications: Trusted bronze reliability for mission-critical components like pump impellers, compressor parts, and fittings.
Reduce Downtime & Total Cost: Longer service life and fewer replacements mean lower operating costs and increased system uptime.
Packaging:
1Q: Why choose bronze over other materials like brass or plastic?
1A: Bronze offers superior corrosion resistance against water, chemicals, and salts, plus higher strength and thermal conductivity than brass or plastic—critical for longevity in demanding HVAC environments.
2Q: How do your components handle high-pressure/temperature HVAC systems?
2A: Precision-cast bronze maintains structural integrity and dimensional stability under extreme thermal cycles and pressures up to [Specify PSI/°C if possible, e.g., 1500 PSI / 250°C], ensuring leak-free reliability.
3Q: What certifications or standards do your castings comply with?
3A: Our components meet ASTM B584, ASME, and ISO 9001 standards. Material certs (e.g., C95400, C95800) and PPAP documentation are provided for quality assurance.
4Q: Can you guarantee consistent part quality for large-volume orders?
4A: Yes. We use automated precision casting (e.g., centrifugal, investment) and 100% dimensional/NDT inspection (X-ray, dye penetrant) to ensure batch-to-batch consistency, even for high volumes.
5Q: How do your bronze parts reduce long-term operating costs?
5A: Extended service life (3-5x vs. brass), minimal wear (low friction), and corrosion resistance drastically cut maintenance, downtime, and replacement costs—delivering lower TCO.