25 Feb 2026
If your alloy volumes are increasing, or if your current supplier is struggling to meet demand, we may be able to help. Additional melting capacity has been released from Q2 2026, offering customers both flexibility and security of supply.
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As casting volumes continue to rise across aerospace, industrial gas turbine (IGT), and other high‑temperature sectors, Ross & Catherall continue to take proactive steps to ensure our customers remain fully supported. We are pleased to announce a further increase in our alloy melting capacity from Q2 2026.
Demand for alloy melt volumes continues to grow across all sectors. Thanks to our recent investments in melting and processing capability, Ross & Catherall is well‑positioned to meet these rising requirements throughout 2026. Our expanded capacity allows us to respond quickly and reliably to your production needs.
We continue to maintain a strong and secure stock of elemental materials. While pricing reflects current market conditions, we are not experiencing the material availability pressures faced by some competitors, due to our stable global supply chains.
If your alloy volumes are increasing, or if your current supplier is struggling to meet demand, we may be able to help. Additional melting capacity has been released from Q2 2026, offering customers both flexibility and security of supply.
Ross & Catherall operates the most flexible melting capability of any major OEM‑approved superalloy producer worldwide.
With eight melting furnace options and a wide range of batch configurations, we can accommodate melts from:
• 500 kg (1,100 lbs)
• 2,500 kg (5,500 lbs)
• 2,800 kg (6,200 lbs)
• 4,000 kg (8,800 lbs)
• 6,000 kg (13,200 lbs)
• 7,200 kg (15,800 lbs)
This flexibility allows us to tailor production precisely to your volume, alloy, and scheduling requirements.
To learn more or discuss your upcoming alloy requirements, please contact your account manager directly or select the “Contact” section above.