The CANNEPP Archives

June 2007

 

 

 

 

Eutectic Cast Iron Means Strength


 

De Dietrich R&D developed a new eutectic cast iron in 1980 and it quickly became the highest reference in cast iron metallurgy.

The word “eutectic” means that the melting point temperature of the cast iron is lower than the melting point temperature of all of the components included in its manufacture.


In operation, eutectic means strength:

bulletHomogeneous cast iron results in greater structural integrity
bulletThe highest standard in resistance to corrosion allows no weak points or pitting corrosions
bulletThe ability to withstand low water temperature input creates longer boiler life
bulletTime and money are saved through easy cleaning and maintenance

 

 

 

 

For further information contact:

Canadian Engineered Products and Sales Ltd.

 

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