Because cast iron is so strong and lasts so long, it gets a lot of use in building projects. And it can carry heavy items, and hold up under tough conditions. That’s what makes it so good for making bridges, buildings and other things that have to be very strong.
A lot of car parts — engine blocks, crankshafts — are cast in nodular cast iron simply because it doesn’t wear out. So these parts are very long lasting, and even with use. So when you ride in a car or truck, nodular cast iron keeps you from being jostled around.
Pipeline fittings are also made of nodular cast iron. It is resistant to rust and high pressure. This is why it’s ideal for transporting water, gas, and oil in pipes without leaking or breaking. You know where to look, the next time you turn a facet, or you see a pipeline, remember that it is nodular cast iron that is bringing it to you!
Nodular cast iron is used in agriculture for devices such as plows and tractors. This is durable stuff that can do the heavy work on a farm. It can withstand the harsh treatment and labor on.
Nodular cast iron has frequently been employed to create tools and parts for machines that are wear-resistant and that must remain the same size. That means it can absorb a lot of use before breaking down. So whether it’s a machine on the factory floor or a tool in the workshop, nodular cast iron helps everything just keep on going.
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