Centrifugal Casting Machine Company, Inc.

Centrifugal Casting Machine Company, Inc. The Worlds Most Experienced Supplier of Centrifugal Casting Machinery, Est. 1940

Centrifugal casting is one of the largest casting branches in the casting industry, accounting for 15% of the total casting output of the world in terms of tonnage. The centrifugal casting technique uses the centrifugal force generated by a rotating cylindrical mold to throw molten metal against a mold wall to form the desired shape. Therefore, a centrifugal casting must be able to spin a mold, re

ceive molten metal, and let the metal solidify and cool in the mold in a carefully controlled manner. Centrifugal casting machines are categorized into three basic types based on the direction of the spinning axis: horizontal, vertical and inclined. There are also three types of centrifugal casting processes: True centrifugal casting, semi-centrifugal casting and centrifuge centrifugal casting.

A foundry doesn't need a machine that looks impressive on a spec sheet. It needs a machine that runs reliably, produces ...
06/18/2026

A foundry doesn't need a machine that looks impressive on a spec sheet. It needs a machine that runs reliably, produces consistent castings shift after shift, and is built to handle the demands of a real production environment. That's what CCMCO machines are designed to do.

Our horizontal centrifugal casting machines are available in a wide variety of sizes and configurations, suited to a diverse range of ferrous and non-ferrous applications—from cylinder liners and piston rings to tubes, bushings, bimetal rolls, and ductile iron pipe. Every machine is equipped standard with water cooling and variable speed drives, giving operators the control they need to produce castings the same way every time.

What sets CCMCO apart is not a single feature—it is a philosophy. Centrifugal casting is a proven process. Our clients are not looking for experiments. They are looking for machines that work, backed by a team that understands the process inside and out. We have been training operators, supporting foundries, and refining machine designs for over 80 years — not because we had to, but because delivering quality and durability to our customers is what we are here to do.

From the first pour to the ten-thousandth, CCMCO machines are built to perform. Explore our full machine lineup at centrifugalcasting.com.

Why do foundries choose centrifugal casting over static or gravity casting? The answer comes down to yield, quality, and...
06/18/2026

Why do foundries choose centrifugal casting over static or gravity casting? The answer comes down to yield, quality, and repeatability—and the numbers tell the story clearly.

Static casting typically yields between 40–55% usable material. Centrifugal casting routinely delivers yields of 65–85%. That difference matters on every single pour. When you eliminate gates and risers—which centrifugal casting largely does—you reduce material waste, cut cleaning room labor, and increase your furnace capacity without adding a single new furnace.

Beyond yield, centrifugal force does something that gravity cannot: it drives molten metal outward at controlled speed, pushing lighter impurities toward the inner surface and leaving the outer casting walls dense, uniform, and free of the porosity that plagues statically poured parts. A centrifugal casting machine is a valuable tool to turn molten metal into a cylindrical shape, spinning away imperfections and leaving behind a high-quality casting.

At CCMCO, our horizontal machines are built for castings that are longer than their diameter—tubes, sleeves, cylinder liners, bushings, pipe, and rings. Available in a wide variety of sizes and configurations, each machine is equipped with water cooling and variable speed drives as standard.

See the full range at centrifugalcasting.com.

In business, the best machines are those that make the least noise and deliver the most reliability.” — Taiichi Ohno ...
06/17/2026

In business, the best machines are those that make the least noise and deliver the most reliability.” — Taiichi Ohno

Babbitt bearings have been a cornerstone of rotating machinery for well over a century — and when a bearing fails or wea...
06/16/2026

Babbitt bearings have been a cornerstone of rotating machinery for well over a century — and when a bearing fails or wears out, the cost of downtime is real. CCMCO's Babbitt Lining Machines give your team the ability to line new bearings and re-Babbitt worn ones, right in your own facility.

Our dual faceplate machines clamp the bearing shell securely between two faceplates, allowing operators to spin single-piece or split shell-type bearings with confidence. The adjustable-position design means a single machine can handle shells across a wide range of diameter and length combinations—reducing the need for multiple setups or specialized tooling.

The centrifugal casting of Babbitt bearings produces a superior metallurgical structure, with uniform wall thickness and high material yield. No wasted metal. No second-guessing work. Just consistent bearings, produced the same way every time.

Our Babbitt machines are economical to operate, require no special foundations, and operators can be trained directly on the spinner—no prior babbitting knowledge required. Every machine includes a vibration-dampening design, manual and electronic safety measures, a jog function, a pour funnel, shell heating, and bearing cooling.

That's what every CCMCO Babbitt machine is built around. Learn more at centrifugalcasting.com.

At CCMCO, we have spent over 80 years building one thing well — centrifugal casting machines that deliver quality and du...
06/16/2026

At CCMCO, we have spent over 80 years building one thing well — centrifugal casting machines that deliver quality and durability, casting after casting, day after day.

Here's how the process works: a centrifugal casting machine takes molten metal, spins it at controlled speed inside a rotating mold, and uses centrifugal force to push the metal outward, spinning away imperfections and leaving behind a high-quality, dense casting with a uniform wall thickness. The result is a cylindrical casting that is stronger, cleaner, and more consistent than what static or gravity casting methods can reliably produce.

Our horizontal centrifugal casting machines are built for castings that are longer in length than they are wide in diameter—tubes, sleeves, cylinder liners, bushings, pipe, and more. Every machine comes standard with water cooling and variable speed drives, giving operators full control over the casting cycle.

Precision Engineering: A commitment to Quality in our products. That is not a slogan — it is how CCMCO has operated since 1940, and it is why foundries around the world have relied on our machines for decades.

If your operation depends on repeatable, reliable cylindrical castings, we'd like to talk. Visit us at centrifugalcasting.com to learn more about our full line of horizontal machines.

The future of manufacturing belongs to those who treat every casting as a promise to their customer. — Anonymous ...
06/15/2026

The future of manufacturing belongs to those who treat every casting as a promise to their customer. — Anonymous

🔥 8 Things That Separate a Good Casting from a Great One — And How CCMCO Machines Help You Get There.Producing a quality...
06/13/2026

🔥 8 Things That Separate a Good Casting from a Great One — And How CCMCO Machines Help You Get There.

Producing a quality centrifugal casting is not a matter of luck. It is the result of controlling several key operations consistently, every single pour. At CCMCO, we build our machines with this reality at the core of every design. Here is what it takes to produce quality castings—and how CCMCO supports your operation at each step:

1. Speed Control — Proper acceleration, maintenance speed, and deceleration are critical. CCMCO machines come equipped with variable speed drives that give operators precise control over the casting rotation throughout the entire cycle.

2. Mold Heating — The mold must reach the correct temperature before pouring. Consistent mold prep means consistent castings.

3. Refractory Coating — A properly applied refractory coating protects the mold and directly affects casting surface quality and release.

4. Safe Molten Metal Pouring — Safe, controlled metal delivery is essential. CCMCO Babbitt machines include pour funnels and both manual and electronic safety measures to keep operators protected.

5. Proper Cooling and Solidification — Water cooling, standard on CCMCO horizontal machines, helps control solidification rates, reduce porosity, and improve the structural integrity of the finished casting.

6. Flux and Inoculants — When applicable, proper addition of flux and inoculants during the casting phase contributes to metallurgical quality.

7. Efficient Extraction — Clean, controlled extraction protects the casting and prepares the mold for the next cycle.

8. Overall Process Control — Managing speeds, temperatures, and cooling together is what separates consistent, high-yield production from costly trial and error.

A centrifugal casting machine is a valuable tool to turn molten metal into a cylindrical shape—but only when the process behind it is dialed in. CCMCO machines are built to give your operators the control they need to get that process right, cast after cast.

🌐 www.centrifugalcasting.com

Every horizontal centrifugal casting machine is a testament to engineered repetition, precision, and trust. — Anonymous ...
06/12/2026

Every horizontal centrifugal casting machine is a testament to engineered repetition, precision, and trust. — Anonymous

🏭 Why Do Foundries Around the World Choose CCMCO? Because Quality and Durability Matter More Than Anything Else.When you...
06/11/2026

🏭 Why Do Foundries Around the World Choose CCMCO? Because Quality and Durability Matter More Than Anything Else.

When you are running a foundry or a bearing reconditioning shop, you need machines that show up and do the job every day. You need castings that come out right the first time and the hundredth time. You need a machine builder who understands what repeatable production actually means and builds their equipment accordingly.

That is CCMCO.

Our horizontal centrifugal casting machines are a valuable tool to turn molten metal into a cylindrical shape, using controlled centrifugal force to spin away imperfections and leave behind a high-quality casting with a dense, sound metal structure. Our machines come standard with water cooling and variable speed drives and are available in a wide range of sizes and configurations to suit ferrous and non-ferrous casting applications alike.

Our Babbitt Room Solutions bring that same engineering discipline to bearing production and reconditioning—machines that are economical to operate, easy to train on, and capable of producing Babbitt bearings with superior metallurgical structure and uniform wall thickness, time after time.

A commitment to quality in our products is the standard we hold ourselves to—not just in the machines we manufacture, but in the support and expertise we bring to every customer relationship. When you invest in a CCMCO machine, you are investing in a solution built to last.

🌐 www.centrifugalcasting.com

⚙️ Molten Metal. A Spinning Mold. A Proven Process.Centrifugal casting is not a new idea — and that is exactly what make...
06/11/2026

⚙️ Molten Metal. A Spinning Mold. A Proven Process.

Centrifugal casting is not a new idea — and that is exactly what makes it so valuable. It is a time-tested process that has proven itself across decades of real-world industrial production. When clients come to CCMCO, they are not looking for something experimental. They are looking for a process and a machine they can count on to deliver repeatable, consistent results — casting after casting, year after year.

Here is how the process works:

🔸 Mold Preparation — The mold is heated to the proper temperature and coated with a refractory material. This step is critical to ensuring the casting releases cleanly and the surface quality meets your requirements.
🔸 Casting Phase — Molten metal is poured into the spinning mold. Centrifugal force pushes the metal outward against the mold walls, while lighter impurities — slag and gases — are displaced toward the inner diameter where they can be machined away. The metal solidifies and cools, often with the aid of water cooling, taking on the shape of the mold.
🔸 Extraction — The finished casting is removed from the mold, ready for further processing.

The result? A casting with minimal internal porosity, directionally solidified structure, uniform wall thickness, and high material yield. Compared to static casting, centrifugal casting eliminates the need for gates and risers, reduces cleaning time, and lowers metal waste—making it an economical choice for high-volume or demanding applications.

CCMCO builds horizontal and vertical centrifugal casting machines that make this process manageable, repeatable, and productive. Precision Engineering: A commitment to quality in our products is not just a phrase—it is the foundation of every machine we build.

🌐 www.centrifugalcasting.com

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