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EN-GJL-350

0.6035
Alloy Steelgrey_cast_iron
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Grey cast iron with lamellar graphite and minimum tensile strength 350 MPa. The highest standard strength grade. Fully pearlitic or even bainitic matrix with possible alloying (Cr, Cu, Ni) to achieve high strength. Reduced machinability compared to lower grades. Used for heavy-duty cylinder liners, large diesel engine blocks, high-performance brake discs, press frames, and heavily loaded machine components. Equivalent to DIN GG35 and ASTM A48 Class 50.

Chemical composition comparison (wt%)

Side-by-side: EN-GJL-350 (EN) (typical foundry practice) vs ASTM

ElementEN-GJL-350 (EN)ASTMOverlap
C2.5–2.9%——
Si1–1.4%——
Mn0.8–1.2%——
P≤ 0.15%——
S≤ 0.12%——

Mechanical properties

As Cast

PropertyValueUnit
Tensile Strength≥ 350MPa
Hardness HB228–285HB
Density≥ 7.3g/cm3
Thermal Conductivity≥ 46.5W/mK
Elastic Modulus123–143GPa

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