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Centrifugal Casting Machine Company, Inc.

Name: Centrifugal Casting Machine Company, Inc.
Address: 7744 N Owasso Expressway, Ste A, Tulsa, OK, 74055, US
Telephone: +19188357323
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Centrifugal Casting Machine Company, Inc.

The Worlds Most Experienced Supplier of Centrifugal Casting Machinery, Est. 1940

Centrifugal casting is one of the largest casting branches in the casting industry, accounting for 15% of the total casting output of the world in terms of tonnage. The centrifugal casting technique uses the centrifugal force generated by a rotating cylindrical mold to throw molten metal against a mold wall to form the desired shape. Therefore, a centrifugal casting must be able to spin a mold, re

ceive molten metal, and let the metal solidify and cool in the mold in a carefully controlled manner. Centrifugal casting machines are categorized into three basic types based on the direction of the spinning axis: horizontal, vertical and inclined. There are also three types of centrifugal casting processes: True centrifugal casting, semi-centrifugal casting and centrifuge centrifugal casting.

09/04/2026

The casting result is shaped before the metal fully solidifies.

In centrifugal casting, consistency depends on more than rotational speed. Mould condition, proper preheating, pouring temperature, and controlled cooling all influence how the metal flows and solidifies.

When these process variables are controlled, foundries can achieve more repeatable casting quality and reduce avoidable defects.

CCMCO provides more than centrifugal casting machinery. We help customers understand the process behind producing reliable castings.

Learn more about centrifugal casting machinery and process support from CCMCO.

09/03/2026

Less machining may be possible. Zero machining should not be assumed.

Centrifugal casting can help improve material utilization and, in suitable applications, reduce the amount of excess material that must be removed during finishing.

But machining is still often part of the process.

Final dimensions, surface requirements, mating surfaces, bores, faces, and other features may still require machining. The appropriate machining allowance depends on the casting geometry, material, size, tolerances, and final application.

That is why machining allowance should be considered as part of the complete casting process—not treated as a single number that applies to every part.

At CCMCO, we help customers evaluate the part, process requirements, and machinery needed to produce repeatable castings.

Evaluating a component for centrifugal casting? Contact CCMCO to discuss your application.

09/02/2026

Not every centrifugal casting application is best suited for a horizontal setup. The geometry should help decide.

CCMCO vertical centrifugal casting machines may be considered when the part geometry and process requirements are better suited to a vertical orientation.

Rings, bushings, sleeves, short cylindrical components, and parts with a larger diameter relative to their length are examples where a vertical setup may be considered.

Choosing between horizontal and vertical centrifugal casting should not start with the machine. It should start with the part you need to produce and its process requirements.

CCMCO provides both centrifugal casting machinery and process knowledge to help evaluate the appropriate approach for your application.

Have a part you are considering for centrifugal casting? Talk with CCMCO about the application.

09/01/2026

Which centrifugal casting topic would be most useful to your operation?

At CCMCO, we work with manufacturers on centrifugal casting applications, process considerations, machinery, and evaluating whether a part may be suitable for centrifugal casting.

For an upcoming post, which topic would you like us to break down further?

A — Babbitt Lining
B — Horizontal Machinery
C — Vertical Machinery
D — Part Evaluation

Leave A, B, C, or D in the comments.

08/31/2026

Rings, sleeves, bushings, pipes, and bearing shells can each present different casting requirements.

For foundry professionals, we’re curious: Which cylindrical part do you produce or evaluate most often in your operation?

Rings? Sleeves? Bushings? Pipes? Bearing shells?

Share your answer in the comments.

08/28/2026

The material affects more than the pour temperature.

When evaluating a part for centrifugal casting, material and alloy selection can influence several parts of the process—not simply how hot the metal needs to be.

Rotational speed, cooling, mold considerations, and other process parameters must be evaluated based on the material, part geometry, size, and casting requirements.

That is why CCMCO looks beyond the machine itself. We help customers evaluate the application and the centrifugal casting process required to produce consistent, high-quality cylindrical castings.

Considering centrifugal casting for a part you currently produce another way?

Talk to CCMCO about the material, part geometry, and application.

08/27/2026

A better inquiry starts with better application data.

If you’re considering centrifugal casting for a part, providing the right information at the beginning helps CCMCO better understand the application and the production requirements.

Before contacting us, it helps to have:

Part drawing
Alloy or material
Main dimensions
Casting and finished wall thickness
Expected production quantity
Current manufacturing process

These details help us evaluate the application, discuss machine size and configuration, and better understand what the centrifugal casting process needs to accomplish.

Considering centrifugal casting for a component?

Contact CCMCO to discuss your application.

Save this post as a checklist for your next casting inquiry.

08/26/2026

ANSWER: All of the above.

Horizontal or vertical? The wrong answer usually starts with the wrong question.

Choosing the right centrifugal casting machine depends on more than machine orientation. Part geometry, casting length-to-diameter ratio, pouring requirements, cooling, and the overall process all play a role.

At CCMCO, we start with the part that needs to be produced and the process required to produce it consistently. From there, we help determine the machine configuration that fits the application.

Because the objective is not simply to choose a horizontal or vertical machine. It is to develop a repeatable centrifugal casting process around the casting requirements.

Did you choose “All of the above”? What factor creates the biggest challenge in your application?

08/25/2026

Three dimensions can change the entire machine conversation.

When evaluating a centrifugal casting application, wall thickness, diameter, and length all matter.

Wall thickness can influence process and cooling conditions. Diameter can affect mold size, rotational requirements, and machine configuration. Length can influence machine bed size, support requirements, cooling arrangements, and handling.

These dimensions work together, which is why machine selection should start with the actual part details, not just a general description of the casting.

CCMCO provides centrifugal casting machinery along with the process knowledge to help determine the appropriate machine configuration and process approach for each application.

If you are evaluating a part for centrifugal casting, start with the dimensions.

08/24/2026

What usually starts the conversation about centrifugal casting?

For some foundries, it is recurring casting quality issues. For others, it may be too much machining time, limited production capacity, or the need for better repeatability from one casting to the next.

The reason matters because the right solution starts with understanding the production problem—not simply choosing a machine.

At CCMCO, we work with customers to evaluate the process, the application, and the machinery required for their specific casting needs.

Which one is the biggest driver in your operation?

A — Casting quality issues
B — Too much machining time
C — Production capacity limits
D — Need for better repeatability

Comment A, B, C, or D below.

Address

7744 N Owasso Expressway, Ste A
Tulsa, OK
74055

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 11:59pm

Telephone

+19188357323

Website

https://www.centrifugalcasting.com/

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