Article | REF: M1514 V2

Enameling of metals

Authors: Yvette DERIEMONT, les Adhérents  

Publication date: June 10, 2010

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6. Other enamel substrates

6.1 Cast iron

Parts to be enameled are generally between 2 and 5 mm thick. Enamellable cast irons are :

  • flake-graphite grey cast iron, preferably type A ;

  • spheroidal graphite cast irons.

The best enameling results are obtained when the structure of the cast iron, after enamel firing, has become highly ferritic. .

The recommended chemical composition for melting is as follows.

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