Casting

Casting

Casting produces complex, design-flexible components economically at any scale. Send a drawing or a worn sample and we will advise which process, alloy and heat treatment fit the part.

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Applications

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Mining

Grinding mills, Crushers, Pelletizing

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Cement & Lime

Kilns, Coolers, Roller Mills

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Pulp & Paper

Wood Handling, Lime Kilns, Paper Machines, Refiners

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Energy

Hydro, Gas & Steam Turbines, Coal Grinding

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Metallurgical

Copper Converters, Smelters, Refiners, Steel Mills

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Workshops

Miscellaneous cast components for machine, fabrication & gear shops

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Casting Knowledge Base

Frequently Asked Questions

Monmet offers four main casting processes: sand casting, investment casting, centrifugal casting and continuous casting, in ferrous and non-ferrous alloys.

Monmet supplies steel, iron, bronze and copper-based sand castings from small components through to very large single pieces. Send your drawing or a worn sample and we will confirm the size with the right foundry.

Monmet castings are used across Mining (grinding mills, crushers), Cement & Lime (kilns, coolers), Pulp & Paper (wood handling, paper machines), Energy (hydro, gas & steam turbines), Metallurgical (copper converters, smelters), and Workshop applications.

Yes. Monmet supplies castings as-cast, rough machined, or finished machined to your exact specifications and technical drawings.

Production Capabilities

Find the right options

By sourcing from a worldwide network of foundries and forging companies, we are able to offer our customers the best material and process that suits their needs. Our knowledge in alloy and process selection allows us to consistently deliver quality products to our clients, while reducing cost and cutting lead-times.

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Talk to our specialists and find other ways of forming and shaping metal. There are options aside from casting and forging, such as metal spinning, extrusion and drawn metals.

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Send us a drawing, a sample photo or the part description. A Monmet specialist will review it and follow up with a quote.

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