CAST INGOT

Cast ingot superalloys, engineered for critical applications.

SeAH Superalloy Technologies produces high-purity nickel- and cobalt-base ingot superalloys, engineered for the most demanding applications on earth and beyond.

OUR APPROACH

Advanced chemistries.
Built for the foundry.

From our Temple, Texas facility, we supply investment casting teams with cast ingot superalloys that perform when temperatures spike, stresses climb, and failure is not an option. From first qualification heats through full-rate production, we are a customer-first, production-focused partner for high-purity cast ingots and high-output programs.

FEATURED PRODUCTS

Proven superalloys, qualified for production.

Our nickel-base superalloy powders are engineered for pushing performance boundaries.

Cast Alloy

IN 718

IN 718 is a weldable nickel-base superalloy used for conventionally cast structural components up to 650°C.
Industries
Aerospace
Power Generation
Military & Defense
General Industrial
Specification
AMS 5383
Cast Alloy

IN 625

IN 625 is a weldable nickel-base superalloy used for conventionally cast structural components up to 980°C.
Industries
Aerospace
Power Generation
Military & Defense
General Industrial
Specification
AMS 5401
Cast Alloy

IN 738 LC

IN 738 LC is a nickel-base superalloy for cast turbine blades and vanes, with enhanced hot corrosion resistance and weldability up to 980°C.
Industries
Aerospace
Power Generation
Military & Defense
Specification
AMS 5410
Cast Alloy

Mar M 247

Mar M 247 is a high creep strength alloy used in conventionally cast gas turbine blades, vanes, and structural components from 980°C to 1010°C.
Industries
General Industrial
Specification
PWA 1447
Cast Alloy

René N515

René N515 is a reduced-rhenium single crystal nickel-base superalloy for high-pressure turbine blades and nozzle guide vanes.
Industries
Aerospace
Power Generation
Military & Defense
General Industrial
Specification
C50TF130
Cast Alloy

René N5

René N5 is a second-generation rhenium-bearing single crystal nickel-base superalloy for high-pressure turbine blades and nozzles.
Industries
Aerospace
Power Generation
Military & Defense
Space Exploration
Specification
C50TF87
Cast Alloy

PWA 1484

PWA 1484 is a second-generation rhenium-bearing single crystal nickel-base superalloy for high-pressure turbine blades.
Industries
Aerospace
Military & Defense
Space Exploration
Specification
PWA 1484
Full Catalog

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Explore the full SeAH superalloy catalog and find the right chemistry for your application.
FEATURED PRODUCTS

Proven superalloys, qualified for production.

Our nickel- and cobalt-base superalloys are engineered for pushing performance boundaries.

Cast Alloy

IN 718

IN 718 is a weldable nickel-base superalloy used for conventionally cast structural components up to 650°C.
industries
Aerospace
Power Generation
Military & Defense
General Industrial
SPECIFICATION
AMS 5383
Cast Alloy

IN 738 LC

IN 738 LC is a nickel-base superalloy for cast turbine blades and vanes, with enhanced hot corrosion resistance and weldability up to 980°C.
industries
Aerospace
Power Generation
Military & Defense
SPECIFICATION
AMS 5410
Cast Alloy

Mar M 247

MAR M 247 is a high creep strength alloy used in conventionally cast gas turbine blades, vanes, and structural components from 980°C to 1010°C.
industries
General Industrial
SPECIFICATION
CAPABILITIES

Innovation minded.
Production focused.

Production

Built for capacity at scale.

Our ingot operations are built for high-volume production, with vacuum induction melting (VIM) systems dedicated to nickel- and cobalt-base chemistries and lot sizes up to 7 tons. Tight compositional control delivers melt-to-melt consistency you can qualify against, across the workhorse chemistries that power aerospace, industrial gas turbines, and other demanding applications.

Capacity
3.5 ton (7,000 lbs) and 7 ton (14,000 lbs)
Standard Ingot Diameters
2-7/8", 3-1/2", 4", 5", 6", 7"
Ingot Bar Length
42" nominal, with incremental cutting available
Surface Finish
Fully ground
Marking
Laser etched for full traceability from heat to part
QUALITY

Casting excellence is the standard.

Behind every heat is deep metallurgical expertise and a fully accredited testing laboratory. We qualify ingots to leading AMS, ASTM, and ISO specifications, the same standards that govern the most critical hardware flying today. This framework gives customers confidence to move from initial qualification heats to serial production with fewer surprises and shorter cycles.

Chemistry
Full elemental analysis and conformance to AMS, ASTM, ISO
Microstructure
Grain size, inclusion rating, and metallographic evaluation
Traceability
Full documentation from heat to certification
Accredidations

Manufacturing, distribution, and laboratory credentials.

AS9120 DQMS
June 2026

Quality management system for aviation, space, and defense distributors, emphasizing traceability, documentation control, and handling of purchased parts and materials.

AS9100 QMS
Phase 1: April 2026
Phase 2: August 2026


Aerospace quality management system for manufacturing and services, extending ISO 9001 with risk, configuration, safety, and counterfeit controls.

ISO-IEC 17025 MTL
May 2026

A2LA accreditation confirming a laboratory's technical competence, method validity, and measurement traceability for reliable results.

NADCAP MTL
June 2026

Industry-audited accreditation for materials testing, verifying that procedures, equipment, and personnel meet rigorous aerospace requirements.

NADCAP MMM
November 2026

Accreditation for metal powder producers confirming control of chemistry, cleanliness, particle size distribution, and process traceability for AM applications.

AS9145 + AS13100 APQP
April 2027

Harmonized engine-industry requirements aligning suppliers with OEM expectations for defect prevention, APQP/PPAP, process capability, and continuous improvement.

AUTOMATION

Traceability. Repeatability.
Consistency.

Our VIM systems use real-time digital monitoring and closed-loop control of pour rate, temperature, and melt parameters, with sensor feedback to minimize heat-to-heat variability.

A controlled workflow tracks every ingot from intake through casting, with digital records supporting traceability, root-cause analysis, and process improvement. In-house lab data feeds directly into melt controls, keeping chemistry locked and quality stable as programs scale.

FaQ

Frequently asked questions.

SeAH is built to be a reliable supply partner, with transparent lead times, flexible production options, and direct access to metallurgical expertise. From qualification heats through full-rate output, we keep casting lines supplied, certified, and running.

01

What industries does SeAH serve?

We serve the most demanding applications in aerospace, industrial gas turbines, power generation, military and defense, and space exploration.

02

What ingot formats and cutting options does SeAH offer?

SeAH produces vacuum induction melted (VIM) cast ingots in diameters ranging from 2-7/8 to 7 inches and nominal lengths up to 42 inches. Incremental cut-to-length options are available to meet customer specifications, improve material utilization, and support efficient downstream processing.

03

Where are SeAH’s production and engineering facilities located?

Our production facility is in Temple, Texas, in the heart of Central Texas and about an hour north of Austin. The location puts us in one of the country's fastest-growing regions, with strong access to talent, logistics, and the expanding industrial corridor along I-35.

04

What makes SeAH’s superalloys unique?

Our ingots are produced via vacuum induction melting with rigorous chemistry control, delivering the purity, homogeneity, and lot-to-lot consistency that rotating and static components require. When the application can't tolerate variation, neither can we.

05

How can I request a quote, product consultation, or facility tour?

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