Shandong Jialu International Trade Co., Ltd · Liaocheng, Shandong, China
Ductile and Gray Cast Iron Products

Gray Cast Iron Plate

Gray cast iron plate is produced from a single melt and solidified into a flat form, offering consistent hardness and wear resistance across the surface. This makes it suitable for applications where surface integrity and dimensional stability matter, such as machine bases, engine blocks, and pump housings. Jialu holds a broad range of gray cast iron grades across ISO, GB, ASTM, DIN, EN, JIS, and other international

  • Single-source supply across ISO, GB, ASTM, DIN, EN, JIS, and other international standards, reducing sourcing complexity
  • Consistent hardness and wear resistance across the plate surface due to controlled solidification
  • Custom size availability to match exact drawing dimensions without rework or machining
  • No need to split one project across multiple foundries or mills, which reduces inspection points and shipment dates

Mill certificates issued against the ordered grade and standard. Third-party inspection available on request.

Overview

What This Material Is For

Gray cast iron plate is produced from a single melt and solidified into a flat form, offering consistent hardness and wear resistance across the surface. This makes it suitable for applications where surface integrity and dimensional stability matter, such as machine bases, engine blocks, and pump housings. Jialu holds a broad range of gray cast iron grades across ISO, GB, ASTM, DIN, EN, JIS, and other international standards on one stock list, so a project requiring HT250 for a pump body, EN-GJL-250 for a gearbox housing, and GG20 for a bearing bracket does not need to be split across multiple foundries or inspection cycles. Custom sizes are available to match the exact drawing requirements.

Key benefits

Why Buyers Choose It

  • Single-source supply across ISO, GB, ASTM, DIN, EN, JIS, and other international standards, reducing sourcing complexity
  • Consistent hardness and wear resistance across the plate surface due to controlled solidification
  • Custom size availability to match exact drawing dimensions without rework or machining
  • No need to split one project across multiple foundries or mills, which reduces inspection points and shipment dates
  • Third-party inspection can be arranged before shipment, avoiding delays after arrival
Application scenarios

Where It Is Used

  • Machine tool bases and frames requiring HT200 or HT250 for vibration damping and rigidity
  • Pump and valve casings using EN-GJL-250 or GG25 for corrosion resistance and machinability
  • Engine blocks and cylinder heads in automotive and industrial applications using ASTM A48 No.30 or No.35
  • Gearbox housings in heavy machinery using DIN 1691 GG20 or GG25 for dimensional stability
  • Foundry components in mining and construction equipment using ISO 185 250 or 300 for wear resistance
  • Industrial equipment frames using JIS G5501 FC200 or FC250 where machinability and cost are key
Buyer profile

Who It Is For

  • Machinery manufacturers sourcing plates for multiple components with mixed international standards
  • Foundry buyers needing consistent gray iron grades across different project phases
  • Industrial equipment fabricators who require custom sizes without additional machining
  • Export-focused OEMs who need one supplier for mixed-standard cast iron components
Sourcing pain points

Problems It Solves

  • Splitting one project across multiple foundries due to grade or standard limitations
  • Inconsistent hardness or surface quality when sourcing from multiple suppliers
  • Delays caused by waiting for multiple inspection reports from different mills
  • High machining costs when standard plate sizes do not match component drawings
  • Uncertainty in material traceability when grades are not clearly mapped to international standards
Engineering detail

Technical Features

  • Production from molten iron with controlled cooling to ensure consistent microstructure
  • Grade coverage across ISO 185, GB 9439, ASTM A48, DIN 1691, EN 1561, JIS G5501, UNI 5007, NF A32-101, UNF, AS 1830, SS 14 01, NS 11 100, and other regional standards
  • Standard hardness range from 150 HB to 300 HB depending on grade and section thickness
  • Surface finish suitable for direct machining without additional grinding or polishing
  • Available in thicknesses from 10 mm to 200 mm, with widths and lengths customized to drawing
Specifications

Grades Standards And Size Range

Values below come from the published product data. Anything not listed is confirmed per enquiry.

ISO 185 Grades100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350
China GB9439 GradesHT100, HT150, HT200, HT250, HT300, HT350
USA ASTM A48 GradesNo.20, No.25, No.30, No.35, No.40, No.45, No.50, No.55, No.60
Germany/Austria DIN 1691 GradesGG10, GG15, GG20, GG25, GG30, GG35, GG40
European EN 1561 GradesEN-GJL-100, EN-GJL-150, EN-GJL-200, EN-GJL-250, EN-GJL-300, EN-GJL-350
Japan JIS G5501 GradesFC100, FC150, FC200, FC250, FC300, FC350
Italy UNI 5007 GradesG10, G15, G20, G25, G30, G35
France NF A32-101 GradesFGL150, FGL200, FGL250, FGL300, FGL350, FGL400
Spain UNF GradesFG15, FG20, FG25, FG30, FG35
Australia AS 1830 GradesT150, T220, T260, T300, T350, T400
Sweden SS 14 01 GradesO110, O115, O120, O125, O130, O135, O140
Norway NS 11 100 GradesSJG100, SJG150, SJG200, SJG250, SJG300, SJG350
Thickness Range10 mm to 200 mm
Width and LengthCustomized to drawing dimensions
Surface FinishMachinable, no additional grinding required
Material options

Materials

  • Gray cast iron with flake graphite structure for vibration damping and wear resistance
  • High-carbon iron with controlled silicon content to stabilize the graphite formation
  • Low-alloy variants where enhanced hardness or machinability is required
  • Standard grades suitable for general industrial use, such as HT200 and GG25
  • Higher-strength grades like HT300 and EN-GJL-300 for heavy-duty applications
How it is made

Manufacturing Route

01Melting of raw iron and alloying elements in a cupola or electric furnace
02Pouring into molds or continuous casting systems to form the plate billet
03Controlled cooling to achieve desired microstructure and hardness
04Removal from mold and cleaning of surface imperfections
05Cutting to final dimensions and edge finishing
06Inspection for surface defects and dimensional accuracy
Testing and release

Quality Control

  • Chemical composition verified against the ordered standard using spectrometric analysis
  • Mechanical properties tested for hardness, tensile strength, and elongation
  • In-house CNAS-certified laboratory performs routine testing
  • Third-party inspection available on request before shipment
  • Mill certificates issued per purchase order, referencing the specified standard and grade
What can be changed

Customisation Options

  • Plate thickness, width, and length customized to exact drawing dimensions
  • Grade selected per component requirement, allowing mixed standards on one order
  • OEM service accepted for branding, marking, and packaging
  • Packaging tailored to destination port and logistics method
Honest comparison

How It Compares With The Alternatives

Ductile iron plateGray iron is cheaper and better for vibration damping; ductile iron offers higher tensile strength and impact resistance where toughness is critical
Steel plateGray iron is lighter and better for damping; steel offers higher strength and is preferred in high-stress structural applications
Aluminum plateGray iron is more wear-resistant and cost-effective for heavy-duty components; aluminum is lighter but less durable under abrasion
How to specify it

Buying Guide

  • Start from the component’s function—damping, wear, or rigidity—to select the appropriate grade
  • Confirm the required standard (e.g., ASTM A48, EN-GJL-250) based on the project’s country or code
  • Provide the exact dimensions in the enquiry, as availability varies by thickness and size
  • State the application environment (e.g., high wear, vibration, or corrosive) so the right grade is recommended
  • Request third-party inspection at order stage to avoid delays after shipment
Questions buyers ask

Questions About Gray Cast Iron Plate

Which international standards do you supply gray cast iron plate against?

ISO 185, GB 9439, ASTM A48, DIN 1691, EN 1561, JIS G5501, UNI 5007, NF A32-101, UNF, AS 1830, SS 14 01, NS 11 100, and other regional standards.

Can one order include multiple grades and standards?

Yes. Mixed-grade and mixed-standard scope on a single purchase order is standard practice here.

Are custom sizes available?

Yes. Thickness, width, and length can be customized to match your drawing dimensions.

What certification supports the material?

The company holds ISO 9001, API Q1, PED, CE, and API 5L, 5CT, 5DP, with an in-house CNAS-certified laboratory. Mill certificates are issued per order.

Can we appoint our own inspector?

Yes. Third-party inspection is available on request and is best booked at order stage.

What payment terms and currencies do you accept?

L/C, T/T, PayPal, and credit card, in USD, CAD, AUD, SGD, EUR, or RMB.

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