METAL CASTING & METAL WORKING

Non-Ferrous Metals For Industrial Applications

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Non-ferrous metal casting (which is the process by which BADGERCOAST Galvanic Anodes, BADGERCONNECT Magnesium Anodes, and most BADGERCUSTOM are produced) and metal working are critical processes in industrial applications, producing metal products with specific physical and chemical properties. Industries, such as construction, transportation, and electronics, use non-ferrous metals, in their products. American Carbon specializes in BADGERADVANCED Titanium and BADGERADVANCED Magnesium alloys.

Superior Parts for Many Industries

Metal working shapes, bends, and cuts metal to produce finished products. The process includes forging, rolling, stamping, wire drawing, and tube forming. Extruding profiles are an excellent way to increase durability and strength of a metal. Through heat and the extrusion process minor changes are made to the grain structure of the metal causing it to be more homogenous and therefore a better part. Combined with machining, American Carbon is able to extrude superior parts for many industries.

Reach out to the experts at American Carbon today to learn how replacing steel components with magnesium and titanium has almost all upside.

Increaed Part Efficiency

Non-ferrous metal casting covers many different processes depending on the required tolerances, price point, and volume of a casting. American Carbon is competent in gravity feed sand and metal mold casting, and high pressure die casting. A unique capability that American Carbon focuses on is embedding objects into our castings such as steel connection points or wear surfaces. Non-ferrous metals are lighter and have better corrosion resistance than ferrous metals (iron based), making them an excellent choice to increase part efficiency through lightweight and longer service life. BADGERADVANCED Graphite is the ideal mold, crucible and tray material for most nonferrous metal castings.