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The latest news from KING CASTING β new alloy developments, manufacturing and equipment investments, quality certifications, and participation in industry events.
The latest news and updates from KING CASTING β new alloy developments, manufacturing capability and equipment investments, quality certifications, and participation in industry events.
Stay informed about how we continue to advance specialty casting for global industrial customers.
KING CASTING Advances 3D-Printed Sand Mold Casting
12 May, 2025KING CASTING expands its multi-process foundry with 3D-printed sand mold capability for rapid, accurate prototyping and production of complex specialty castings.
Read MoreISO 9001 Re-Certification in Progress
03 Feb, 2025KING CASTING is progressing through ISO 9001 re-certification, reinforcing its commitment to consistent, inspection-verified quality across all specialty castings.
Read MoreNew KC-27 High-Chromium Alloy for Extreme Abrasion
16 Sep, 2024KING CASTING extends its proprietary KC-series with KC-27, broadening high-chromium options for the most demanding abrasion and impact applications.
Read MoreMulti-Process Foundry Capability for Specialty Alloys
08 Apr, 2024KING CASTING's multi-process foundry β sand, centrifugal, investment, and 3D-printed sand molds β matches each specialty alloy to the optimal casting method.
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KING CASTING News and Specialty Foundry Developments
KING CASTING news covers alloy development, manufacturing investments, inspection capabilities, project milestones, and company activity relevant to industrial casting buyers and engineering partners.
KING CASTING brings more than 30 years of metallurgical experience to high-chromium, heat-resistant, Stellite, Invar 36, Hastelloy, Inconel, stainless, and other specialty alloy components. Information is presented for buyers who need clear material, application, and manufacturing context.
Customers in steel, cement, mining, asphalt, semiconductor, and process industries can use these resources to prepare drawings, samples, operating details, and inspection expectations before contacting the Taiwan foundry about a new or replacement component.

