ALRY Tool & Die Co., Inc. is a family-owned forging company founded in 1944 as a tool-and-die shop by Peter Allen and Martin Ryan. Its 30,000 square feet of workspace and equipment support production of up to 2,000,000 forgings per year, including shorter production runs. The company has served defense, robotics, aircraft, marine, commercial, and hand-tool markets.
Forge Products CorporationFamily-owned since 1962, Cleveland’s Forge Products Corporation makes customized open-die forgings for industrial customers, with parts weighing up to 5,000 pounds. Started by Charles Thayer and his father, the company remains in its third generation of family ownership and is supported by a cross-trained workforce whose average tenure is 20 years. Its quality program meets or exceeds MIL-S-45208A and MIL-I-45662A standards, with customers including aerospace and heavy-equipment manufacturers.CLEVELAND, OH
Schilling Forge, IncBorn from Ed and Dottie Schilling’s 1975 forge shop, Schilling Forge carries a German forging heritage into modern manufacturing. The Syracuse company is known for shallow-cavity, close-tolerance forgings, supporting manufacturers whose medical and dental instruments demand dependable strength. Its more than 27,000-square-foot facility ships over 1.5 million parts annually.SYRACUSE, NY
Lakeview Forge CompanyA four-generation Erie family business dating to 1902, Lakeview Forge manufactures tight-tolerance custom closed-die forgings for applications where strength and durability matter. Its history began with plumbing tools before evolving into precision near-net forgings, including aircraft ordnance suspension lugs and other government components. Lakeview Forge operates as an ISO 9100-certified, ITAR-registered supplier, with Erie Bolt & Forging, LLC assuming its services in 2024.332111ERIE, PA
Burke Forging & Heat Treating, IncEstablished in 1987, privately owned Burke Forging & Heat Treating makes open-die forgings and seamless rolled rings in Rochester, New York, serving customers across the United States and Canada. Its team translates customer prints into process drawings and uses in-house metallurgical oversight to monitor forgings from order entry through final inspection. Burke produces parts from 2 to 8,000 pounds and can supply them machined or smooth forged, with a stated mission to “Make it Right the First Time.”ROCHESTER, NY