100-70-03 Ductile Iron Castings (ASTM A536)

100-70-03 ductile iron castings (ASTM A536) — 100 ksi tensile, 70 ksi yield, 3% elongation. Poured in our Southern Kansas foundry with a 10-12 week lead time after pattern is received.

What Is 100-70-03 Ductile Iron?

100-70-03 is a pearlitic, high-strength grade of ductile iron defined by ASTM A536. The “100-70-03” naming convention is standard across the industry: 100 ksi minimum tensile strength, 70 ksi minimum yield strength, 3% minimum elongation. 100-70-03 is the highest-strength common A536 grade — designed for parts that prioritize load capacity and wear resistance over impact toughness.

100-70-03 Mechanical Properties

  • Tensile strength: 100 ksi minimum
  • Yield strength: 70 ksi minimum
  • Elongation: 3% minimum
  • Brinell hardness: typically 217-302 HB
  • Microstructure: nodular graphite in a ferritic / pearlitic matrix per ASTM A536
  • Standard: ASTM A536

Common Applications for 100-70-03 Ductile Iron Castings

  • High-load structural components
  • Industrial machinery parts
  • Heavy-duty wear-resistant components
  • Parts where strength dominates over toughness
  • Components that benefit from heat treatment for additional hardness

Why Manufacturers Choose Kansas Castings for 100-70-03

  • ASTM A536 compliant — every 100-70-03 casting meets the standard, with material certifications and test reports available on request.
  • Up to 150 lbs per part — no minimum casting weight; ideal for smaller, repeat-volume parts.
  • 10-12 week lead time after pattern is received, with consistent on-spec castings for the life of the program.
  • In-house machining — milling, turning, and precision finishing on ductile iron parts.
  • Made in the USA — family-run foundry in Belle Plaine, Kansas since 1993, shipped nationwide.

Other ASTM A536 Grades We Pour

Or see our main ductile iron castings page for the full grade comparison and selection guide.

Get a 100-70-03 Quote

Send your part drawing, target grade, and quantity to receive pricing, lead time, and any process or alloy recommendations. Call (620) 488-2282, email orders@kansascastings.com, or request a free quote online.