Chrome White Iron, ASTM A532, in the Fracking Industry
on June 1, 2021There are some specific challenges in the hydraulic fracturing industry that chrome white iron, ASTM A532, can address. Read our blog to find out more.
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Why It Makes Sense to Use Chrome White Iron in the Mining Industry
on March 31, 2021Using chrome white iron, ASTM A532, in the mining industry is a smart choice for solving wear challenges. Read our blog to learn more.
Ductile Iron ASTM A536 Grade 120-90-02
on February 2, 2021This data sheet focuses on ASTM A536 120 – 90 – 02 ductile iron. It offers notes on composition, applications, and physical and mechanical properties.
Ductile Iron Data Sheet ASTM A536 100 – 70 – 03
on November 24, 2020This data sheet focuses on ASTM A536 100–70–03 ductile iron, and offers notes on heat treatment, composition, physical and mechanical properties.
High Chrome White Iron Vs. Ceramic
on November 3, 2020Chrome white iron and ceramic have key differences when it comes to abrasion resistance, ease of machining and cost of purchase. Read our blog to find out more.
Innovation in Wear Technology
on August 25, 2020Penticton Foundry, in partnership with the National Research Council, offers a new wear sensor technology that’s a game changer. Read our blog to find out more.
The Benefits of Combining Chrome White Iron and Steel
on July 9, 2020A combination of chrome white iron, ASTM A532, and steel in piping applications can be a good idea. It increases wear life and helps meet piping codes
Chrome White Iron Outlasts Rubber 7 Times
on May 5, 2020A mine in British Columbia got 7 times the wear life by replacing their rubber-lined discharge nozzle with chrome white iron. Read this success story today.
Best ASTM A532 Alloy for Abrasive Wear – 25% Cr Vs. 15% Cr
on January 22, 2020What is the best chrome white iron, ASTM A532 alloy, for preventing corrosion? If you have a challenge because of abrasive wear, read this blog.
Tips for Recycling and Reusing Ductile Iron
on December 3, 2019One key benefit of iron production is that a foundry can melt down and reuse metal. Not only does this offer sustainability benefits, but significant cost savings.
