Customized Wear-Resistant Cast Iron Bar Cast Ductile Iron for Tool Steel Bar

Ductile iron square bar is stocked in a range of  sizes, from   2.030" x 2.030" to 21.000" x 21.000".  As-cast squares are made to the actual size with no allowance for machine stock added. Squares are cast to actual dimension, with clean up stock dependent on the height-and-width ratio.  They can be milled to achieve close-tolerance benefits, upon request.  Standard lengths are 72", while additional lengths are available up to 144".

Industrial Tube & Steel Corporation is ready and willing to answer any of your cast iron size, tolerance, or length needs. Our industry-leading automatic equipment enables us to cut raw material to your specific dimensions quickly and efficiently.

As-cast rectangles are made to the actual size with no allowance for machine stock added. They are cast to actual dimension, with clean up stock dependent on the height-and-width ratio.

Industrial Tube & Steel carries a vast inventory of ductile iron rectangular bar to suit any application. This material is produced to meet  ASTM A536  specification standards, and is available in the following grades:

• 65-45-12
• 80-55-06
• 100-70-03

65-45-12  grade ductile iron contains nodular graphite in a matrix of ferrite with small amounts of pearlite. The ferritic structure gives excellent machinability with good surface finishes along with optimal impact strengths, fatigue properties, electrical conductivity, and high magnetic permeability. This iron has approximately the same tensile and yield strengths as AISI 1020 steel in the as-rolled condition.

80-55-06  grade ductile iron contains nodular graphite in a matrix of ferrite and pearlite. The pearlite-and-ferrite structure provides higher wear resistance and strength when compared to a ferritic grade of ductile iron. This material is readily machinable and displays good surface finishes. Tensile and yield strengths are similar to AISI 1040 steel in the as-rolled condition.

100-70-03  ductile iron combines nodular graphite in a matrix of pearlite with a small amount of ferrite. It's produced in a range of sizes and shapes and is often used in place of plain carbon steel. Its machinability is similar to carbon steel.