The centrifugal casting process produces a consistent, close-grained microstructure.

Adding chromium to the metal improves corrosion resistance.

The casting process results in a finer grain that's free from porosity and blow holes.

The centrifugal casting process forces impurities to the bore surface, where they can be removed by machining.

Centrifugal casting is a cost-effective way to produce cylinder liners. This is because the process requires less material, energy, and time than other casting processes. As a result, centrifugal casting is an ideal process for the mass production of cylinder liners.