HIGH QUALITY CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
Since our founding in 1975, Omega Casting's Mission has provided customers with the best castings and assemblies found in the industry by managing quality and delivery from a safe work environment. Today our product line is second to none in quality, and we continue to take personal pride in each casting produced. We hope you will choose us the next time you need a heat-resistant stainless steel casting.
Omega Castings has and continues to design special-purpose links for cast-link belt furnaces. The size and pitch of these links vary with the expected end-use. Thus, two-inch, three-inch, four-inch, six-inch and, five-inch pitch links are part of the standard selection available. (read more)
The ability of a cast-link belt to move uniformly and accurately through the furnace hearth is, in great measure, dependent on the quality of the drive drum. The engagement of the drive drum teeth against the belt links must be equal across the width of the belt to assure uniform stress per link and provide proper tracking of the belt. (read more)
Omega Castings is the premier producer of alloy support rolls for the heat treat industry. We have achieved this level of quality by producing a support roll that provides the greatest value for the customer. We do this by manufacturing rolls in either a plug or tapered style with one-piece cast trunnions in the alloy most suited to the customer's application. (read more)
The vast majority of idler rolls used in cast-link belt furnaces today are eleven inches in diameter and are smooth on the contact surface. Because their primary function is to support the cast link belt on the charge end of the furnace and provide “take-up” pressure to the belt, a smooth surface is desired. In more recent history, customers utilize toothed idlers to help with belt tracking. (read more)
Return rolls are similar to hearth rolls in that tube dimensions and trunnion selection are the same. However, return rolls have an added supporting tube that contacts the belt. (read more)
Omega Castings only uses the highest quality alloy pins for assembling our belts. As new alloys become available, we constantly evaluate them to determine if they are upgrades to our current product line. When we establish an alloy is a better value, we immediately start recommending it to our customers so they can take advantage of it as soon as possible. (read more)
Sometimes there isn't an off-the-shelf solution, or the supplier you used to count on is no longer available. If you need a custom casting or assembly for your high-temperature application, Omega can help. (read more)
We stock a wide variety of spare parts to help you keep your belt up and running. If you need anything, give us a call. If you need more than we have on hand, we can quickly pour the remaining quantity required to have you back in operation right away. (read more)
Contact Us today with your heat-resistant, high temperature, cast alloy furnace part needs. Our staff can help you select the correct parts or engineer and then fully cast the high-quality alloy parts for your specific application.
In 1975, Omega Casting's founding mission was to produce alloy castings and assemblies with superior metallurgical and dimensional integrity and to deliver those castings and assemblies in a timely manner to our customers at a competitive cost. (READ MORE)
In the ever-more-competitive global marketplace having a furnace operating at top efficiency is not only important, it is essential. For this reason Omega has developed and pioneered the synchronized drive technology that allows for more furnace load capacity... (READ MORE)
After running several companies, Robert Cutshall founded Omega Castings, Inc. in 1975. It was during a gas shortage and Battle Creek, Michigan was picked as a location due to its natural gas reserves. Locating in Battle Creek assured that there would be fuel to run... (READ MORE)
