CASTINGS

To manufacture steel castings, scrap, sponge iron, and these materials are charged into induction furnaces in the required ratio for the targeted grade. The induction furnace is heated to a certain temperature, and ferroalloys are added as required. The modern casting process involves pouring molten metal into mold cavities to mold the desired shape. The liquefied metal is then cooled and allowed to harden before being extracted from the mold in a solid form.

Once the molten metal solidifies, the fettling process involves removing excess material from castings, often formed by the die's parting lines during the casting process when molten material is injected into the die/mold. Further, using the shot blasting process, we make the surface sand-free and create uniformity on the surface. Once the castings are ready, they undergo the heat treatment process. After the completion of a thorough physical inspection, the materials are made available for dispatch.