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ADI (all grades)
ADI (Austempered Ductile Iron) is a recent development in iron metallurgy. A controlled heat treatment cycle results in iron with a very high tensile strength and hardness. It benefits from being lighter and cheaper than steel while possessing similar mechanical properties. ADI can therefore replace nearly 80% of all cast and forged steels. It is also stronger than aluminium per unit weight. Other properties include excellent fatigue strength, abrasion resistance and noise dampening.
Alloy Irons (Various grades)
These include Ni Resist and SiMol. NiResist is a nickel alloy iron which exhibits excellent resistance to corrosion in harsh environments. SiMol is a silicon molybdenum alloy iron which resists oxidisation at high temperature. It is frequently used for turbine housings and exhaust manifolds in modern high performance engines.
If you have any query as to which is the right material or process for you, or if you require an alternative material or process, please contact our sales team who will be happy to help you.
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