Today, MSC is using the most advanced technology of the solid state Induction method for the melting process. We cast abrasion-, corrosion- and heat-resistant iron and steel castings, as well as gray and ductile irons used for common industrial castings on consumer needs. Our onsite state of the art spectrometer, thermal and mobile analyzer and wet process insure precise alloy compositions regardless of the material. Our years of experience and dedication to quality insure that our parts are long-wearing and reliable resulting in less down time and lost revenue for the customer. Each part is made with consumer specifications, a part of this special assistance provide to the consumer to make sure that casting specification gives the maximum life.

HEAT TREATMENT PROCESSES

MSC have state of the art, heat treatment furnace to guarantee exacting requirements and insure our parts to meet industry specifications. Heat treating offers a valuable, versatile method to extend the consistency and range of properties of iron and steel castings well beyond the limits of those produced in the as-cast condition. Heat treating processes and terminology for heat treating cast irons are similar to those for steels. The heat treating processes most commonly performed on iron castings are annealing, normalizing, through hardening (heating, quenching, and tempering), and stress relieving. We produce a wide range of iron and steel alloys including