Since 1990, Alumalloy Metalcasting Company has combined aluminum foundry work with in-house machining, engineering and inspection in Avon Lake. The company is particularly equipped for demanding castings, from complex engine designs to thick- or thin-wall configurations and large structural parts, using proprietary casting techniques and 100% in-house automated X-ray inspection. Its quality system is certified to IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 14001:2015.
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General Die Casters, IncSince 1957, General Die Casters has built its name around complex custom aluminum and zinc die castings for demanding industrial applications. The company operates three manufacturing facilities in two Northeast Ohio locations, with a 90,000-square-foot casting expansion opened in 2015 that brings casting and CNC machining together. With more than 25 casting machines and ISO 9001:2015 registration, General Die Casters handles challenging geometries, stringent porosity requirements and tight-tolerance machining from its own operations.TWINSBURG, OH
Aluminum Alloys IncAluminum Alloys Inc. is a Pennsylvania foundry that makes assembly-ready aluminum sand castings, including large and complex parts, with machining available under one roof. In business for over 60 years, the company operates from a 150,000-square-foot facility and has produced more than 6,000 unique parts. It is ISO 9001 certified and ITAR registered, with castings used across industries including aerospace and military.SINKING SPRING, PA
Epcor FoundryFounded in 1946, Cincinnati-based Epcor Foundry is a third-generation aluminum sand foundry producing complex, highly cored and leak-tight castings from prototype through production. As a division of Seilkop Industries, it combines in-house tooling, simulation and finishing with production foundry processes so prototypes reflect real manufacturing conditions. Epcor is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016.CINCINNATI, OH
Morris Bean & CompanySince 1946, Morris Bean & Company has cast 300-series aluminum alloys at its Yellow Springs, Ohio foundry, whose Antioch plaster process—developed and refined in-house—is especially suited to thin vanes and airflow impellers. The company has grown from its origins as part of Antioch College into a 185,000-square-foot facility on 60 acres, handling castings from one to 4,000 pounds. Its ISO 9001:2015 quality system and marine-class certifications support work for demanding industrial and maritime applications.YELLOW SPRINGS, OH