High alloy and stainless steel casting alloys are high alloys that are suitable for many applications. Badger Alloys offers more than 60 different high alloy and stainless steel alloys to meet your casting needs. See our Alloy Search tool to explore our full list of high alloys and stainless steels poured on site.
Because of the wide variety of alloys poured at Badger Alloys, OEMs view us as a “one-stop shop” to meet all their pump equipment needs. This is a distinct capability; many foundries are not able to work with the wide variety of alloys we do. In addition to all varietys of steels and stainless steels, we pour a wide variety of bronze- and copper-base, brass, nickel-base, carbon/low-alloy and wear-resistant alloys. This alleviates the need to move tooling and pattern equipment to multiple foundries; OEMs can have all their pump equipment needs met on our manufacturing campus in Milwaukee.
Austenitic stainless steels offer:
Typical uses and applications for austenitic stainless steels include:
Martensitic stainless steels are:
In addition, these steels:
Martensitic stainless steels are commonly used for:
Duplex stainless steels:
Duplex stainless steels are commonly used in applications that have exposure to chlorides and require crevice corrosion resistance.
Heat resistant stainless steels provide:
Common applications for heat-resistant stainless steels include:
Precipitation hardened stainless steels offer:
Precipitation/age-hardened stainless steels are commonly used where high strength and improved corrosion resistance are required. For example:
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Badger Alloys offers a variety of bronze and copper-base alloys to meet your metal casting service needs.
Read MoreBrass alloys are popular for their corrosion resistance, particularly in sea water and other water service applications.
Read MoreAs industry-leading non-ferrous cast steel and carbon steel casting manufacturers, Badger Alloys offers a wide variety of low alloy steels to suit your project requirements.
Read MoreNickel-base alloys are most often alloyed with a particular element to impact certain properties.
Read MoreWear-resistant alloys are used primarily for their resistance to oxidation and impacts of certain gases.
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