Ni-Chrome Super Alloy Castings

Castings we make

Castings for where ordinary steel gives up

Reformers, fired heaters, kilns, crushers and reactors destroy plain steel three ways: heat, corrosion and wear. We cast the parts that hold up, plus the general steel castings around them, to your grade and standard. Here is the full range. Send a drawing for anything not shown.

Heat

Fired heaters and reformers run at 900 to 1,100 °C, where ordinary steel creeps and scales. Our heat-resistant grades hold their shape and strength.

HK40 · HH · HP-Nb · HF

Corrosion

Fuel ash and process gases eat into hot metal. High chromium-nickel grades resist the attack at temperature, in refinery and petrochemical service.

50Cr-50Ni-Nb · HN · SS316

Wear

Coal, clinker and ore grind steel away. Ni-hard, high-chrome and manganese grades take the abrasion at 400 to 500 BHN and keep their edge.

Ni-hard / high-chrome · Mn steel

The parts

What we cast

The full range

Every casting, by service and grade

Grouped by what the part has to survive. Cast to ASTM, ASME, BS or IS; machined, heat-treated and inspected in-house.

Heat-resistant castings

For fired heaters, reformers and furnaces where steel creeps and scales.

HK40 · HH · HP-Nb · HF · ASTM A351 / A297 · to ~1,100 °C

  • Reformer & heater tube sheets
  • Tube supports
  • Roof & wall tube hangers
  • Wall tube brackets
  • Beam supports
  • Manifolds
  • X-mas trees
  • Radiant & cracking tube components
  • U-bends
  • Tube support assemblies
  • Locking bars
  • Hot screens
  • Nose rings

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Corrosion-resistant castings

For fuel-ash and hot-corrosion service in refineries and petrochemical furnaces.

50Cr-50Ni-Nb (IN657 / A560) · HN · HP-Nb · SS316

  • X-mas tree assemblies
  • U-bends
  • Tube support assemblies
  • Tube sheets
  • Hot-corrosion furnace internals

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Wear-resistant castings

For coal crushing and grinding in thermal power and cement plants.

Ni-hard / high-chrome (IS 4771) · manganese steel (IS 276) · ~400-500 BHN

  • Pulverised-fuel carrying bends
  • Liner plates
  • Bull ring segments
  • Wear plates
  • Grinding bowls
  • Reducers
  • Clinker grinder liners
  • Bucket tooth points
  • Grinding discs (10-roll / 14-roll)
  • Crusher parts
  • Impact blades
  • Hammer tips

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General & engineering castings

Carbon, low-alloy and non-ferrous castings for steel plants, pelletisation, mining and general engineering.

WCB (A216) · WC9 (A217) · IS-grade steel & alloy steel · non-ferrous

  • Impellers
  • Valve bodies
  • Pig-casting-machine moulds
  • Chain links
  • Ceiling plates
  • Inlet & outlet tip castings
  • Clamping flanges
  • Transfer chute castings
  • Feed tube pipes
  • Pellet car assemblies
  • Grate bars
  • Furnace observation & peep doors
  • Blast furnace runners
  • Hot coke buckets
  • Tray-bottom castings

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The signature product

The Lohman bimetallic segment

A kiln-seal casting for rotary kilns in the sponge-iron (DRI) industry, combining a tough backing with a hard wear face in a single part. It is the Lohman group's signature product, cast at Ni-Chrome, and is used across sponge-iron kilns for its long service life and reduced kiln downtime.

  • Bimetallic kiln-seal segments
  • Stationary & rotary kiln seals
  • Wear segments
Bimetallic wear segment casting

Alloy grades

Which alloy grades does Ni-Chrome cast?

From general carbon and low-alloy steels to heat, corrosion and wear-resistant super-alloys, cast to the designation and standard you specify. Figures are indicative; full datasheets on request.

  • HK40 (ASTM A351)
  • HP-Nb (ASTM A297)
  • CT-15C
  • HH
  • HF
  • HN
  • IN657 / A560 50Cr-50Ni-Nb
  • WCB (ASTM A216)
  • WC9 (ASTM A217)
  • SS316
  • Ni-hard / high-chrome (IS 4771)
  • Manganese steel (IS 276)

Cast to ASTM, ASME, BS and IS. Need a grade not listed, or a full datasheet? Ask our metallurgists →

Have a drawing or a grade in mind?

Send the spec and we'll come back with what it takes to cast it.

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