AUSTEMPERED DUCTILE IRON

The modern material of the future
ADI is a modern, innovative high-tech material that provides new possibilities in the design and manufacturing of machine components operating in harsh conditions and under high loads. This material is perfectly suited for large-scale production.
What is ADI?
Austempered Ductile Iron (ADI) is a heat-treated ductile iron that is characterized by high strength and plasticity properties. Thanks to the unique TRIP (TRansformation Induced Plasticity) property, it outperforms the quality parameters of steel.
Properties of ADI
From automotive to the defense industry.
Thanks to its exceptional properties, ADI performs excellently in extreme conditions, where high mechanical strength and plasticity are crucial. One of the greatest advantages of this material is the production process, which is significantly faster than forging. The use of ADI castings allows for a reduction in the carbon footprint of production due to lower energy consumption.
ADI has a wide, global application in the production of structural elements for armored vehicles, transmission components, and drive wheels.
Manufacturers in industries such as rail, agriculture, mining, and automotive will also find ADI cast iron to be a reliable and durable material.
Solutions for designers
ADI components offer new possibilities for designers looking for a material that provides the right combination of strength, versatility, and the potential for large-scale production. ADI will particularly interest designers working in areas such as:
Why choose us?
At ODLEWNIE POLSKIE S.A., we have many years of experience in the industrial production of ADI cast components for global customers. We are pioneers in ADI casting production in Poland.
The continuous commitment of our Research and Development Center to the advancement of this innovative casting technology enables us to deliver high-quality products that meet the most demanding quality standards.
We are also one of the few foundries in Europe with complete infrastructure adapted for the production of castings weighing up to 600 kg.
The castings manufactured at our facilities in Starachowice include, among others, brake systems and suspension components for high-speed trains, drivetrain elements for combine harvesters, and gearboxes for mining machinery.
Contact us
27- 200 Starachowice, Poland

Maciej Królikowski
Director of the Research and Development Center for Casting Components