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Ductile iron (DPI) is a cast iron material made by adding a small amount of nodulizer (such as magnesium) to traditional cast iron to transform the graphite structure into a spherical shape. Ductile iron exhibits excellent mechanical and processability. Compared to gray cast iron, it offers higher tensile strength, toughness, wear resistance, and fatigue resistance. Its excellent casting properties enable it to excel in the manufacture of complex castings. Through precise alloying and processing, ductile iron delivers stable performance in diverse operating environments, meeting the demands of various structural and load-bearing components.
In the precision casting industry, ductile iron is widely used in industries such as automotive, construction machinery, and pipeline equipment due to its excellent casting process adaptability and cost-effectiveness. It enables the production of complex, high-precision components through precision casting technology, and exhibits excellent mechanical properties, enabling stable operation under high loads and harsh operating conditions. Whether it’s a complex precision component or a large-scale structural part, our ductile iron castings can be tailored to your specific needs, providing reliable solutions for a variety of high-end applications.