Centrifugal Casting
Dense, defect-free cylindrical parts.
Spinning the mold forces molten metal outward, producing bushings, bearings, sleeves, and rings with exceptional density and minimal porosity. Ideal for wear surfaces that have to last.
In centrifugal casting, the mold spins while molten metal is poured, using centrifugal force to drive the metal against the mold wall. Impurities and gas migrate inward and are machined away, leaving a dense, fine-grained structure at the working surface. The result is a casting that stands up to load and wear far better than a statically poured equivalent.
Why It Matters
- Superior density & grain structure
- Bushings, sleeves, bearings & rings
- Reduced machining stock & waste
What You Get
High-density, porosity-free wear surfaces
Cylindrical parts sized to your bore
Reduced machine stock and material waste
Long service life under load