Cast Iron

The below describe grades are classified grey cast iron, ductile iron as well as  cast iron. The ductile  iron  differ in graphite i.e ductile iron have nodule rather than flake . Nodule property is achieved by adding magnesium. Ductile iron are having excellent strength and ductility. The cast iron grades have flake graphite which results in a brittle alloy but can offer good dampening and hardness properties.

Grades and Chemical Composition of Cast iron

SR NO CAST Other Common designation UNS ASTM C Mn Cr Ni Mo Fe Cu P Si S N Others
1 FG/Ht 350
2 FG/HT300 2.9`3.2 0.9~1.1 0.15 max 1.2~1.5 0.10 max
3 FG/HT260/250 A48 Class 35 2.9`3.2 0.9~1.1 0.15 max 1.3~1.6 0.12 max
4 FG/HT200 A48 Class 30 3.1~3.4 0.8~1.0 0.15 max 1.5~1.8 0.12 max
5 FG/HT150 A48 Class 20 3.2~3.5 0.5~0.58 0.2 max 1.9~2.3 0.12 max
6 iso 400-18 F32800 A536 60-40-18 3.50~3.78 0.2~0.5 0.03~0.06 2.80~2.85 0.02~0.04
7 iso450-10 F33100 A536 65-42-12 3.30~3.80 0.2~0.5 0.03~0.06 2.40~2.90 0.02~0.04
8 iso 500-7 A536 70-50-05 3.20~3.60 0.4~0.6 ≤0.4 0.03~0.06 2.30~2.90 0.02~0.04
9 iso 600-3 A536 80-60-03 3.00~3.50 0.3~0.5 0.30~0.40 0.03~0.06 2.40~2.80 0.02~0.04
10 iso 700-2 F34800 A536 100-70-03 3.65~3.90 0.3~0.5 0.30~0.40 ≤0.06 1.70~1.90 ≤0.03 Sn: 0.03~0.06
11 iso 800-2 F36200 A536 120-90-02

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