Centrifugal Castings, Inc., an employee owned company, has provided competitively priced, high quality centrifugal castings and machining services to our customers since 1974. We are located in the industrial park in Temple, Texas, one of the fastest growing cities in the United States. Our locale allows easy access to air, rail, water and motor freight transportation.We boast proven management techniques, up-to-date manufacturing methods, and technology in the production of high quality centrifugal castings.

Numbered among our customers are some of the largest and most sophisticated companies in the country. Our satisfied customers are often our best salesmen because they enthusiastically recognize the benefits of high quality combined with dependable customer service. Whatever your requirements in stainless, nickel based alloys, steels or special alloy centrifugal castings, from the simplest to the most exacting specifications, a CCI sales representative will be happy to discuss any needs you may have.

What are centrifugal castings?
Centrifugal castings are sometimes referred to as liquid forgings. The centrifugal casting process is unlike other foundry processes in that it requires special knowledge, practices and skills not usually found in other types of foundry operations.In the centrifugal casting process, molten metal is poured into a hollow cylindrical mold spinning about a horizontal or vertical axis at speeds generating more than 100 Gs of centrifugal force. The centrifugal force distributes the molten metal and shapes it into a tubular casting.

Improved Physical Properties
Formed under pressures many times that of gravity combined with directional solidification, two unique characteristics of the centrifugal casting process, parts made from centrifugals exhibit a denser, closer grained structure with vastly improved physical properties. Because of high structural uniformity, physical properties such as tensile strength, yield strength, elongation, reduction of area, and other desirable properties are improved by up to 30% over conventional gravity or static casting methods.

Faster Delivery
Due to the short mold set up and preparation time required for centrifugal castings, delivery can be scheduled to meet the customer's needs. The customer benefits from reduced manufacturing lead time and avoids the high cost of maintaining inventory.

Available Alloys

• Stainless Steel (all grades)
• Nickel: Monel®, Inconel®, Incoloy®, Hastelloy®, 17-4PH, Niresist, Nitronics®
• Cobalt Base Materials
• Carbon and Low Alloy Steels