Water station castings — pumps and ductile iron fittings
Ductile iron is the language of this sector — and we master its grades
Water and wastewater stations run primarily on ductile iron: pipe fittings, pump housings and their impellers are all from its family, because it combines high-pressure strength with fracture resistance — which brittle grey iron cannot provide, and without the cost of steel. EN 1563 grades (from GGG40 to GGG70) cover all the sector's needs, and choosing between them is part of our technical review of your request.
What we make for this sector
- •Pump housings and impellers
- •High-pressure pipe fittings
- •Gate and weir components
- •Existing station spare parts from a sample
Sector challenges we solve
- •Pump failures halt the service — the speed of providing the part is decisive
- •Many old stations have parts without drawings — making from the sample
- •The correct ductile iron grade determines the part's life under pressure
Most suitable materials for this sector
The final recommendation for your specific part is made in the technical review of your request.
The sector's core material — grades GGG40-70 by pressure and load
For positions in contact with chemically treated water
For impellers and bearings in special applications
Have a part in Water Stations needing manufacture?
Send the drawing or sample photos — the technical review and material recommendation are on us.
