MAT GRADES • 160 VERIFIED MATERIALS

Material Comparison

Compare verified engineering materials side by side with condition-specific mechanical properties.

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1. Identity, Classification & Standards
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ParameterEN-GJL-200 Gray Cast IronASTM A48 Class 30 Gray Cast Iron
Material FamilyCast IronCast Iron
SubfamilyGray Cast IronGray Cast Iron
EN DesignationEN-GJL-200—
W-Nr DesignationEN-JL1030—
DIN DesignationGG-20—
ISO Designation185/JL/200—
ASTM Designation—A48 Class 30
UNS Designation—F12101
SAE Designation—J431 G3000
2. Chemical Composition Limits (wt %)Source-specific limits and typical values
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ElementEN-GJL-200 Gray Cast IronASTM A48 Class 30 Gray Cast Iron
C (Carbon)3.2 – 3.5%3.1 – 3.4%
Si (Silicon)2 – 2.5%1.9 – 2.3%
Mn (Manganese)0.6 – 0.9%0.6 – 0.9%
P (Phosphorus)≤ 0.15%≤ 0.12%
S (Sulfur)≤ 0.15%≤ 0.15%
Fe (Iron)——
3. Physical Properties
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PropertyEN-GJL-200 Gray Cast IronASTM A48 Class 30 Gray Cast Iron
Density · TYPICALUnit: g/cm³7.15 g/cm³7.2 g/cm³
4. Contextual Mechanical PropertiesUnit: SI
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Mechanical ParameterEN-GJL-200 Gray Cast IronAs-Cast (Wall thickness 15 mm to 30 mm)ASTM A48 Class 30 Gray Cast IronAs-Cast (Standard Test Bar B, 30.5 mm diameter)
Poisson Ratio · TYPICALUnit: dimensionless0.26 dimensionless0.26 dimensionless
5. Electrical & Thermal Conductive Properties
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PropertyEN-GJL-200 Gray Cast IronASTM A48 Class 30 Gray Cast Iron
Electrical Resistivity · TYPICALCategory: ELECTRICAL • Unit: nΩ·m700 nΩ·m680 nΩ·m
Thermal Conductivity · TYPICALCategory: THERMAL • Unit: W/(m·K)49 W/(m·K)— W/(m·K)
Thermal Conductivity · TYPICAL · 20 °CCategory: THERMAL • Unit: W/(m·K)— W/(m·K)48 W/(m·K)
Specific Heat Capacity · TYPICALCategory: THERMAL • Unit: J/(kg·K)470 J/(kg·K)480 J/(kg·K)
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion · TYPICALCategory: THERMAL • Unit: µm/(m·K)11.2 µm/(m·K)11 µm/(m·K)
7. Fabrication & Processing Comparison
EN-GJL-200 Gray Cast Iron Characteristics:

Machinability: Very good machinability (~95% relative to C36000 baseline). Natural graphite flake lubrication.

Weldability: Poor weldability. Repair welding requires preheat of 250°C–300°C and nickel-based electrodes.

Formability / Cold Working: Non-deformable.

Heat Treatment & Annealing: Stress relief at 540°C–580°C.

ASTM A48 Class 30 Gray Cast Iron Characteristics:

Machinability: Excellent machinability (~90% relative to C36000 free-cutting brass). Flake graphite acts as internal lubricant and natural chip breaker. Readily turned, milled, and drilled without burr formation.

Weldability: Poor weldability. Arc welding produces brittle martensitic heat-affected zones and crack risks. Recommended repair procedure requires 250°C–350°C (480°F–660°F) preheat, nickel-iron (ENiFe-CI) electrodes, short beads with peening, and slow insulation cooling.

Formability / Cold Working: Non-deformable. Gray cast iron is inherently brittle in tension and cannot be cold or hot deformed.

Heat Treatment & Annealing: Stress relief annealing at 540°C–595°C (1000°F–1100°F) for 1–2 hours eliminates residual casting stresses and prevents distortion. Flame or induction surface hardening can achieve 50–55 HRC on slideways.