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Gray Iron is the oldest and most recognized type of cast iron. It has been produced in various forms for several thousand years. It is primarily composed of graphite flakes and either pearlite or ferrite or a combination of both. Other alloys or additives are often added to the mixture to impart specific properties to the Gray Iron.
