What is Cast Steel?
Cast Steel uses different steel grades to produce parts in their final or near-final shape with good structural strength. It's chosen over iron casting when more strength or shock resistance is needed. Steel castings are categorized into two general groups: carbon steels and alloy steels.
Cast iron and cast steel differ in carbon levels, properties and application; cast iron contains more carbon (2% to 4%) than cast steel (0.15% to 2%).
What are Shredder Hammers?
Shredder Hammers are used in shredding mills for the size reduction of metal scrap, such as automotive, steel/ferrous scrap, aluminium profiles, copper wires, etc. They are produced from cast steel, made by pouring molten steel into molds to create high-tensile components.
We supply high-quality, high-wear parts for metal shredders including: Newell™, Lindemann™ and Texas Shredder™.
Specification
We supply cast steel products according to international standards. The castings undergo heat treatment processes in modern fully automated furnaces.
- Structural carbon cast steel
- Alloy cast steel for tempering
- Quenched steel for wear resistance
- High temperature application grades
Weight Range
5kg to 100kg (batch size dependent)
Standard
ISO / DIN / ASTM International Standards
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