Ductile Iron Casting
Ductile iron casting, also known as nodular or spheroidal graphite iron casting, is a manufacturing process that produces components using ductile iron, a type of cast iron with enhanced mechanical properties. Unlike grey iron, ductile iron features graphite in a spherical (nodular) form, achieved by adding magnesium or cerium to the molten iron before casting. This unique microstructure gives ductile iron its high strength, ductility, and impact resistance, making it a preferred material in demanding applications.
We provide high-quality ductile iron castings (also known as nodular cast iron or spheroidal graphite iron) for global industries. Our expertise covers precision casting, machining, testing, and assembly, ensuring durable and high-performance parts for construction, automotive, mining, and energy sectors. With advanced facilities and strict quality control, we are a trusted partner for both standard and customized ductile iron components.
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High Strength Comparable to Steel – Tensile strength up to 800 MPa.
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Excellent Ductility and Toughness – Withstand impact and vibration without brittle failure.
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Superior Fatigue Resistance – Reliable for rotating and load-bearing applications.
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Good Corrosion Resistance – Suitable for outdoor and underground applications.
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Cost-Effective – Lower cost than steel forging with similar mechanical performance.
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Versatility – Easily cast into complex shapes with accurate dimensions.
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Pipe Fittings & Flanges – High strength and corrosion resistance for water and gas systems.
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Automotive Components – Engine blocks, crankshafts, differential cases with excellent fatigue resistance.
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Construction Machinery Parts – Axle housings, brackets, frames, designed for heavy-duty loads.
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Hydraulic & Pump Components – Pump bodies, impellers, valve housings, reliable under high pressure.
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Industrial Equipment Castings – Gear wheels, bearing seats, machine tool parts.
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Customized Components – According to drawings and material specifications.
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Grades: EN-GJS-400-15, EN-GJS-500-7, EN-GJS-600-3, EN-GJS-700-2
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Tensile Strength: 400–700 MPa
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Elongation: 2–15% depending on grade
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Hardness (HB): 130–250
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Impact Strength: Excellent even at low temperatures
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Fatigue Resistance: Higher than gray iron and many steels
Ductile /Nodular Cast Iron Material Grades |
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Country |
Standard |
Equivalent Grades of Ductile iron (SG Iron, Nodular Graphite Iron) |
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ISO |
ISO 1083 |
400-15 |
450-10 |
500-7 |
600-3 |
700-2 |
800-2 |
900-2 |
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400-18 |
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China |
GB 1348 |
QT400-18 |
QT450-10 |
QT500-7 |
QT600-3 |
QT700-2 |
QT800-2 |
QT900-2 |
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USA |
ASTM A536 |
60-40-18 |
60-42-10 |
70-50-05 |
80-55-06 |
100-70-03 |
120-90-02 |
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65-45-12 |
80-60-03 |
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Germany |
DIN 1693 |
GGG40 |
– |
GGG50 |
GGG70 |
GGG80 |
– |
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Austria |
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European |
EN 1563 |
EN-GJS-400-15 |
EN-GJS-450-10 |
EN-GJS-600-3 |
EN-GJS-900-2 |
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EN-GJS-400-18 |
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Japan |
JIS G5502 |
FCD450 |
FCD500 |
FCD600 |
FCD700 |
FCD800 |
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Italy |
UNI 4544 |
GS370-17 |
GS400-12 |
GS500-7 |
GS600-2 |
GS700-2 |
GS800-2 |
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France |
NF A32-201 |
FGS370-17 |
FGS400-12 |
FGS500-7 |
FGS600-2 |
FGS700-2 |
FGS800-2 |
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UK |
BS 2789 |
400/17 |
420/12 |
500/7 |
600/7 |
700/2 |
800/2 |
900/2 |
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India |
IS 1865 |
SG370/17 |
SG400/12 |
SG500/7 |
SG600/3 |
SG700/2 |
SG800/2 |
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Spain |
UNF |
FGE38-17 |
FGE42-12 |
FGE50-7 |
FGE60-2 |
FGE70-2 |
FGE80-2 |
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Belgium |
NBN 830-02 |
FNG38-17 |
FNG42-12 |
FNG50-7 |
FNG60-2 |
FNG70-2 |
FNG80-2 |
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Australia |
AS 1831 |
300-17 |
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500-7 |
600-3 |
700-2 |
800-2 |
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400-12 |
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Sweden |
SS 14 07 |
0717-02 |
– |
0727-02 |
0732-03 |
0737-01 |
0864-03 |
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Norway |
NS11 301 |
SJK-400.3 |
– |
SJK-500 |
SJK-600 |
SJK-700 |
SJK-800 |
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SJK-400 |
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