wisconsin centrifugal

World Leader In Centrifugal Casting Technology And Capabilities

Wisconsin Centrifugal Division is the world’s most diverse, flexible, and fully integrated centrifugal casting facility. In addition to unparalleled casting process capabilities, customers use us for fabrication and machining, metal testing and certifications that ensure unsurpassed quality and value. What sets Wisconsin Centrifugal apart from our competition is the dedication and expertise of our employees. We strive to form partnerships with our customers by solving problems through concurrent engineering, advanced metallurgical expertise, machining, fabrication, and casting know-how. Alloy expertise, tightly controlled processes, unmatched certifications and accreditations, product traceability from raw material through finished part, and timely deliveries finish the story. That’s why the world’s leading companies in demanding markets such as Defense, Turbine Engine, and Petrochemical choose Wisconsin Centrifugal.

Customer Engineering & Metallurgical Support

Wisconsin Centrifugal has more than 40 engineers and metallurgists ready to the deliver metal alloys, processes, and world-class products that you need. We offer extensive technical support including:

Deep experience in alloy selection and manufacturing processes Process optimization, identifying efficiencies in prototype and production runs Customer support in research and development Virtual or on-site training by experienced technical personnel Advanced solidification simulation and modeling capabilities including Flow3D and SolidCast

Centrifugal Casting – Horizontal And Vertical

Wisconsin Centrifugal consistently casts over 20 million pounds per year.

Horizontal up to 50” (1,270 mm) outer diameter (O.D.), 240” long (6,100 mm). Up to 30,000 lbs. (13,640 kg) Vertical up to 180” (4,572 mm) O.D. Up to 34,000 lbs. (15,450 kg) Vacuum cast 18” x 42” diameter (455 mm x 1,070 mm). Up to 800 lbs. (364 kg) 43 melting furnaces covering a variety of sizes and melting technologies (ARC, AOD, Induction, Vacuum, Gas) 38 casting machines in a variety of sizes and orientations

World’s Largest Centrifugal Die Inventory

The largest inventory of centrifugal dies in the world includes nearly two thousand horizontal and vertical configurations. Therefore, zero tooling cost is likely for most applications. Dies can also be optimized for larger / long running projects. When using net-shaped centrifugals, intricate detail is added. The process is ideal for complex parts with bosses, pads, flanges, ribs, etc. Considerable machining cost is avoided by casting in the shape. Near-net shaping can be gained through the use of sand inserts placed in the rotating die to add shape to the O.D. of the centrifugally cast part. For more information about how this capability might help,

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Accreditations And Certifications

ABS Certified ISO 9001:2015 (UKAS & ANAB) (QMS) AS9100D (Aerospace) (QMS) NIST Traceable measurement and calibration systems in all inspection and testing processes PED (Pressure Equipment Directive) Material Manufacturer NAVSEA: able to provide certification documents for Laboratory testing, NDT (Non-Destructive Testing) services, welding procedures, and material Nuclear industry: ASME Quality System Certificate for Material Organizations - QSC-525 10CFR Part 50 Appendix B and 10CFR Part 21

To contact Wisconsin Centrifugal Division please call 1-262-544-7777.
WISCONSIN CENTRIFUGAL
905 East St. Paul Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53188
PH: 1.262.544.7777
FX: 1.262.544.7843
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