Capabilities & Services

Foundry + Machining Capabilities Under One Roof

At Kansas Castings, your part is poured, cleaned, machined, and shipped from a single Southern Kansas foundry. No back-and-forth between mold shop, foundry, and machining vendor. That’s how we hit consistent 10-12 week lead times once a pattern is in place.

Materials We Pour

  • White Iron — Abrasion-resistant high-chrome (ASTM A532 Class II Type D) for wear surfaces and slurry-handling parts. Our specialty.
  • Gray Iron / Grey Iron — General-purpose cast iron for housings, machine bases, and machinable parts.
  • Ductile Iron — Higher-strength nodular iron for load-bearing and pressure-bearing components.

Process Capabilities

  • Sand molding — Green sand and air-set (no-bake) molds produced in-house. Learn more about our molding and cores.
  • Core production — In-house cores; complex geometries via 3D-printed sand cores from a partner shop.
  • Melt and pour — Multiple alloy chemistries for white, gray, and ductile iron, adjusted to spec.
  • Cleaning, grinding, and finishing — Castings prepared for inspection or further machining.
  • Machining (gray and ductile iron only) — In-house milling, turning, drilling, and tapping. Gray and ductile iron parts ship machined and ready to install. Note: white iron is too hard to machine economically and is shipped as-cast.
  • Quality testing — In-house Brinell hardness, green sand, chemical, and dimensional verification; third-party tensile testing. Quality control details.

Casting Specs at a Glance

  • Weight range: No minimum, up to ~150 lbs per part (depends on geometry and alloy)
  • Lead time: Typically 10-12 weeks once a new pattern is received; faster on repeat orders
  • Production sweet spot: Smaller parts that benefit from constant repeat-order revenue
  • Shipping: Nationwide from Belle Plaine, Southern Kansas
  • Industries: Agriculture, oilfield, irrigation, automotive, industrial / commercial equipment

Get a Quote

Send us your part drawing or sample. We will respond with pricing, lead time, and any process recommendations. Call (620) 488-2282 or email orders@kansascastings.com, or visit our contact page.