Founded 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.
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Bescast, IncFounded 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.WILLOUGHBY, OH
Non-Ferrous CastingFounded in 1954, Dayton-based Non-Ferrous Casting is a U.S. manufacturer with more than 70 years of experience making precision castings for demanding industrial customers. Its 12,000-square-foot facility supports both prototype work and production orders, serving manufacturers in fields such as aerospace and automotive.DAYTON, OH
Lamothermic CorpFounded in 1976 by brothers Amos and Gideon Noach, Lamothermic makes precision investment castings at its owner-operated Brewster, New York foundry. The company has grown from a two-person operation into a 75-plus-person manufacturer in a 50,000-square-foot facility, producing parts from fractional ounces to 60 pounds. Lamothermic also keeps machining, inspection, heat treating and assembly close to the casting process, giving customers a single source from development through finished component.BREWSTER, NY
Aero Metals, IncAero Metals, Inc. is an investment casting foundry that manufactures precision metal castings and casting-based assemblies. Founded in 1961 in La Porte, Indiana, it grew from founder James W. Fleming’s tool-and-mold-making operation into a 175,000-square-foot facility, and has served aerospace programs as well as other industries. The company emphasizes in-house tooling, engineering, machining, and casting production.GLASSPORT, PA