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Cast Irons

High-alloy steels

They complete the range for applications where cast irons are not sufficient in terms of abrasion or temperature…

Compacted graphite iron (CGI)

Compacted graphite iron occupies an intermediate position between lamellar and spheroidal graphite iron: the compact…

Nickel austenitic irons – Niresist

Austenitic irons with a high nickel content (18–36%) featuring a structure that is stable at room temperature, giving…

Grey lamellar cast iron (GJL)

In grey iron, graphite is present in lamellar form, giving it excellent thermal conductivity, high vibration damping,…

Spheroidal graphite iron

Spheroidal graphite iron is obtained by adding magnesium to the molten bath: the graphite solidifies in the form of…

Silicon-Molybdenum spheroidal graphite iron (SiMo)

Silicon-Molybdenum spheroidal graphite irons are alloys developed for high-temperature applications: silicon (up to…

High-silicon spheroidal graphite iron

A variant within the spheroidal iron family in which silicon dissolved in the ferritic matrix — at higher…

Austempered spheroidal graphite iron (ADI)

Austempered ductile iron is obtained by subjecting castings of alloyed spheroidal graphite iron to an austempering…

Special high-chromium and Nihard irons

Alloyed white irons with a high chromium content (9–27%) and, in the Nihard variants, nickel (4–5%), which promote the…

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