öntöttvasokat
Öntöttvasak, commonly translated as cast iron, are a family of iron-carbon alloys with a carbon content generally greater than 2%. These alloys are characterized by their excellent castability, meaning they can be melted and poured into complex shapes. The presence of carbon, along with silicon, manganese, phosphorus, and sulfur, significantly influences the properties of cast iron. Depending on the cooling rate and chemical composition, the carbon can exist as free graphite or iron carbide.
The most common types of cast iron include gray cast iron, ductile iron (also known as nodular
Cast iron is widely used in various industries due to its cost-effectiveness, good wear resistance, and ability