William Rowland Ltd supply foundries producing castings for aerospace application and land based turbines with the high purity metals necessary for their production. These casting will have the ability to perform in the harsh environments coping with the high temperatures and forces that are exerted on them. These metals include cobalt, chromium, and nickel.
William Rowland Ltd supply many alloys and metals which are used by their foundry customers to produce the rich variety of alloys required for the many different applications within the automotive sector. Examples would be camshafts, crankshafts, valves, engine and gearbox casings and turbochargers.
Track and turret castings are produced by our customers using ferro alloys including ferro silicon, ferro manganese, ferro molybdenum; ferro chromium, ferro vanadium and nickel all play a part in the production of impact and wear resistant castings.
The use of alloys for the micro alloying of HSLA steels include titanium, niobium, vanadium and molybdenum for the production of RSJ’s and pipeline steels.
Our customers produce stainless steel and non-ferrous castings for use in a host of marine applications from small castings for yachting to pressure hatches on submarines.
Foundries producing high integrity castings for food and drink processing require molybdenum, ferro chrome and nickel for the production of these stainless steel alloys.
Our customers making castings for this sector use high purity, low residual metals and alloys to produce castings that work in hostile environments. Niobium, ferro niobium, ferro molybdenum, ferro vanadium, nickel and chromium would be used in this sector.
