Can Your Casting Survive 1000°C?
Heat resistant castings engineered for thermal cycling, oxidation resistance and long-term service in furnaces, kilns, heat treatment lines and other severe thermal environments.
Most Castings Fail Here
At high temperature, failure is usually a combination of thermal fatigue, oxidation, scaling, creep deformation, shock and cracking. Material choice must match the real service environment.
The Enemy Is Heat
At room temperature many alloys appear similar. At 900°C everything changes: strength drops, oxidation accelerates, microstructure evolves and thermal expansion creates stress at every constraint.
Engineer for the environment
Heat resistant casting performance depends on temperature, atmosphere, load, section size and cycle time.
Choose more than a grade name
The alloy family is only a starting point. We review drawings and service conditions before selecting a casting route.
Heat Resistance Spectrum
Temperature is the first filter, not the final answer. Atmosphere, load and cycling decide where each alloy truly belongs.
Important: indicative service ranges only. Final selection requires atmosphere, load, cycle data and drawing review.
Built for Hot, Demanding Systems
AODSON supports custom cast components for high temperature industrial systems where premature failure creates downtime.
Heat Treatment Furnaces
01 / 06Petrochemical Plants
02 / 06Steel Mills
03 / 06What We Cast
Custom castings are developed around operating temperature, installation geometry, machining needs and inspection requirements.
Radiant Tubes
Heat resistant alloy castings for furnace and thermal process equipment.
Burner Components
Custom cast shapes for high temperature assemblies.
Furnace Fixtures
Trays, supports, grates, rollers and special cast parts.
A Practical Manufacturing Route
Send drawings, target alloy, service temperature, atmosphere and quantity. We review the casting and machining route before quotation.
Confirm geometry, tolerance and critical surfaces.
Match alloy family to heat, atmosphere and load.
Build process route around shape and service risk.
Finish assembly surfaces and controlled dimensions.
Verify material, dimension, surface and packing.
Inspection Before Delivery
Inspection follows the drawing and order requirements, not a generic checklist.
Need A Casting For Extreme Heat?
Tell us the temperature, atmosphere, operating cycle and drawing requirements. AODSON will recommend a suitable alloy and manufacturing route.
