Summary: When a global company in the Foundry industry sought a reliable provider for Auger Segments used in steel shot blast machines, Plymouth Foundry, an ISO 9001:2015-certified firm, stood up to the challenge. With the client’s stringent quality criteria and a requirement for CL 30 Gray Iron material, Plymouth Foundry employed their specialized greensand molding process to produce castings that were ready to assemble without machining. From start to finish, Plymouth Foundry’s meticulous attention to detail ensured the production and timely delivery of high-quality Auger Segments, meeting all customer specifications.
Industry: Foundry
Category: Custom Auger Segments for Steel Shot Blast Machines
Processes: Greensand Molding, CL 30 Gray Iron Casting
Our customer, a global player in the Foundry industry, was in search of a dependable supplier for Auger Segments used in steel shot blast machines. These critical machines are designed to remove residual dirt and sand from castings, making the quality of their components a non-negotiable factor. Moreover, they required that the product be made from CL 30 Gray Iron and that the supplier be ISO 9001:2015 certified. This led them to Plymouth Foundry.
Given the specialized requirements and the high expectations for quality, Plymouth Foundry’s design, management, and production teams paid meticulous attention to every detail. They chose to use the greensand molding process to create these Auger Segments. This choice made it possible to produce castings that were ready to assemble without the need for additional machining, thereby cutting down both time and costs.
The outcome was nothing short of remarkable. Not only did the finished product meet all of the client’s quality requirements, but it was also delivered ready to assemble, significantly streamlining the customer’s own production process. Our steadfast commitment to quality and attention to detail won the customer’s complete satisfaction, validating their choice in selecting Plymouth Foundry as a reliable partner for their high-stakes project.