Founded in 1945, Bescast is a Willoughby precision foundry known for more than seven decades of work on demanding metal components. Its 80,000-square-foot operation serves aerospace and power-generation customers, with engineering and production kept under one roof to handle complex investment-cast parts from development through manufacture. Bescast employs more than 200 people and holds ISO 9001:2015, AS9100 Rev D, and Nadcap certifications.
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Precision Castparts CorpPrecision Castparts Corp. traces its roots to a 1947 investment-casting venture in Portland, Oregon, and is now part of Berkshire Hathaway. With more than 20,000 employees at facilities around the world, PCC is known for manufacturing complex metal components for aerospace and power-generation customers, including large structural castings and forged components.HUNTINGTON, WV
Kovatch CastingsSince its start in a small Akron block building in 1976, Kovatch Castings has grown into a Uniontown manufacturer of precision investment castings for complex, high-strength components. The employee-owned company serves demanding aerospace, medical and defense applications from a 65,000-square-foot facility, producing castings in more than 150 alloys. Kovatch holds ISO 9001:2015, AS9100 and Nadcap NDT and welding certifications.UNIONTOWN, OH
A&B Foundry & MachiningWith more than 70 years in manufacturing and over 50 years serving aerospace and defense customers, A&B Foundry & Machining is a Franklin, Ohio manufacturer known for supporting mission-critical work. The company produces castings and offers precision machining for customers with demanding requirements, operating to AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 standards. A&B is also 8(a) certified.FRANKLIN, OH
BIMAC Precision CastingsFounded in Dayton in 1959, BIMAC Precision Castings makes complex metal components through investment lost-wax and ceramic-mold casting. One of the few U.S. foundries with the Shaw ceramic-mold process, BIMAC produces castings from ounces to more than 300 pounds and develops proprietary wear-resistant alloys for demanding machinery applications. Its 35,000-square-foot facility supports medium-run work as well as urgent replacement parts, including pump components produced through rapid prototyping.DAYTON, OH