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In summary, centrifugal casting offers distinct advantages over forged metals in terms of cost, efficiency, material utilization, and quality for producing parts with complex geometries and superior metallurgical properties. These benefits make it a viable alternative to forging in many industrial or military applications. For help with a component part project, please access our Request… Continue reading Centrifugal casting offers distinct advantages over forged metal in certain applications

Introduction: Johnson Centrifugal was recently approached by a customer to compare centrifugally cast aluminum alloys for a proprietary application. In the realm of metal casting, choosing the right material is critical to achieving desired outcomes. This blog post delves into the properties and performance of two commonly used aluminum alloys, 356 and 6061, in our… Continue reading Comparing 356 Aluminum vs 6061 Aluminum in Centrifugal Casting: A Case Study

When it comes to custom alloys for centrifugal castings, JCT is not just selling chemistries; we are offering precision and reliability. Imagine crafting alloys tailored to specific industry needs, whether it’s military, semi-conductor, and mining or beyond. These alloys aren’t just mixtures; they’re solutions designed to withstand intense centrifugal forces, ensuring flawless casting every time.… Continue reading JCT Alloy Application Review – Customized Alloys

JCT is the only facility in the US to offer vertical centrifugal castings in Copper, Aluminum and Stainless Steel alloy groups! Today will review our expertise in Stainless Steel alloys, where high yield can reduce expensive machining costs. Key characteristics: Corrosion resistance, ease of fabrication, good weldability, and extremely high tensile strength with low-temperature heat… Continue reading JCT Alloy Application Review – Stainless Steel Group

JCT is the only facility in the US to offer vertical centrifugal castings in Copper, Steels, and Aluminum alloy groups!  Today will review our expertise in Aluminum alloys, which include wrought equivalents with superior properties. Benefits of Various Aluminum Alloys and Typical Applications: Wrought Equivalent Alloys 2000 Series (2024, 2219) 3000 Series (3003) 5000 Series… Continue reading JCT Alloy Application Review – Aluminum Group

JCT is the only facility in the US to offer vertical centrifugal castings in Copper, Steels, and Aluminum alloy groups!  Today will review our expertise in Copper alloys, which include Bronze, Brass and other varieties. Key characteristics: High resistance to corrosion, and high thermal and electrical conductivity.  Maximum JCT Pour Weights:  20,000 lbs (9072 kg)… Continue reading JCT Alloy Application Review – Copper Group

Johnson Centrifugal Technology’s (JCT) mission goes beyond responding to your everyday requirements and expectations. We strive to provide intelligent engineering alternatives to best support your development and manufacturing processes. We encourage you to let us provide a proposal for your next metal component to see the difference we can make! The vertical centrifugal casting process… Continue reading Why Choose Johnson Centrifugal Casting Technology?

Johnson Centrifugal Technology continues to invest in the most sophisticated metal machining equipment, allowing us to provide a centrifugal casting ideally matched to your specifications, no matter how complex, without leaving our facility. The newest additions are two LU45II turning centers, the latest evolution of Okuma’s large 4-axis lathes. Two turrets offer dramatic improvements in… Continue reading New CNC Machining Equipment Arrives

Johnson Centrifugal is excited to announce two new aluminum alloys: AnoMaxx and AnoMaxx-XP. These alloys were originally developed for the demanding needs of the semiconductor industry. AnoMaxx is a super clean subset of 6061 with an outstanding anodizing response. AnoMaxx-XP is a further refinement designed to deal with chrome contamination. The trace elements have been… Continue reading AnoMaxx

Please note that Johnson Centrifugal has changed its e-mail structure to be first name initial and last name at JCT-USA.com. For John Doe it would be JDoe@JCT-USA.com. We have made the change to highlight our pride in manufacturing high quality centrifugal castings in the USA, and to house our e-mail server internally for advanced security.… Continue reading www.JCT-USA.com