Material Tractability: The Foundation Of Our Quality Guarantee.
Casting Serialization
Every casting* receives a unique serial number which is cast on a non-machined surface, whenever possible. A bar coded production ticket bearing this serial number is collected after the casting is poured. The bar coded tickets representing the castings poured from each ladle are assigned a heat number as they are scanned and this information is permanently stored on hard disc within our Q.C. data base. A test bar from every heat of gray iron and every ladle of ductile iron is poured in accordance with ASTM standards.
*Size permitting


The spectrometer in our melt lab.

Metallurgical Control
We produce several different grades of gray and ductile iron using the "Meehanite Process". This special process produces materials with superior mechanical properties and excellent machinability. It requires very careful selection of raw materials and absolute metallurgical control. This tight metallurgical tolerance is maintained through the use of a 1997 Spectrolab spectrometer.

Material: Class 40
Date/Time: 10-07-99 15:28:16
Heat #: 28097
C
2.93
Si
1.60
Mn
0.930
P
0.048
S
0.086
Cr
0.032
Mo
0.001
Ni
0.013
Al
0.0004
Cu
0.668
Nb
0.002
Ti
0.0201
V
0.014
Pb
0.000
Fe
93.65
The metallurgical composition
of heat #28097 G
serial number on iron casting

scanning casting id for tracing and quality control
The production ticket for the casting above is scanned with heat #28097 G

 

 

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