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Johnson Centrifugal Technology continues to invest in the most sophisticated metal machining equipment, allowing us to provide a centrifugal casting ideally matched to your specifications, no matter how complex, without leaving our facility. The newest additions are two LU45II turning centers, the latest evolution of Okuma’s large 4-axis lathes. Two turrets offer dramatic improvements in… Continue reading New CNC Machining Equipment Arrives

Johnson Centrifugal is excited to announce two new aluminum alloys: AnoMaxx and AnoMaxx-XP. These alloys were originally developed for the demanding needs of the semiconductor industry. AnoMaxx is a super clean subset of 6061 with an outstanding anodizing response. AnoMaxx-XP is a further refinement designed to deal with chrome contamination. The trace elements have been… Continue reading AnoMaxx

Please note that Johnson Centrifugal has changed its e-mail structure to be first name initial and last name at JCT-USA.com. For John Doe it would be JDoe@JCT-USA.com. We have made the change to highlight our pride in manufacturing high quality centrifugal castings in the USA, and to house our e-mail server internally for advanced security.… Continue reading www.JCT-USA.com

Utilizing custom tooling, carbon inserts or expendable sand cores, Johnson Centrifugal Technology can obtain very tight tolerance near net shape designs.

JCT has the ability to cast and machine parts in a wide variety of diameters. While this part is approximately 14″ in diameter, JCT has the capability to produce components up to 78″ in diameter. This parts’ function is to house tapered bearings within its square openings. The bearings are inserted into the square openings… Continue reading Bearing Race

JCT produced this 500# component for the Superconductor Industry.   Overall part dimensions are 35″ diameter and 45″ length and is produced using JC6061 material with a proprietary heat treatment to meet very stringent mechanical properties.

Johnson Centrifugal Technology produced this 30″ diameter aluminum component for NASA. The centrifugal forming process included a unique heat treatment that utilized liquid nitrogen to enhance metal strength. This cutting edge telescope technology part provided a major financial savings to NASA.

Johnson Centrifugal Technology recently formed this Bonnet Cover, the latest in design for Navy shipping applications. The part was originally specified to be made through a sand casting process, but without success. The sophisticated centrifugal forming process of JCT provided the sound, no leak quality the part required. The Bonnet Actuator converts hydraulic energy into… Continue reading Johnson Centrifugal Technology Bonnet Cover