The Core Advantages of Ductile Iron Parts in the Heavy Industry
High strength and impact resistance
Excellent tensile strength (500-900 MPa) and elongation (2-25%), suitable for heavy-duty and high-frequency impact conditions (such as mining machinery and large gears).
Ability to cast complex structures
High fluidity supports the integrated molding of thin-walled or irregular parts, reducing welding/assembly costs (such as engineering machinery shells and valve bodies).
Outstanding cost-effectiveness
The performance is similar to cast steel, but the casting energy consumption is 30% -50% lower, the material utilization rate is high, and it is suitable for mass production.
Wear resistance and fatigue resistance
Spherical graphite reduces stress concentration and extends the lifespan of components such as rollers and excavator bucket teeth.
Shock absorption and noise reduction
Graphite structure absorbs vibrations better than steel and is suitable for high-precision transmission system bases.
Lightweight potential
By optimizing the design, some forged steel parts can be replaced, reducing equipment weight and energy consumption.