Bonney Forge Corporation

Primary NAICS Code

332996

Headquarters

Mount Union, PA

UEI

FED6AQN2AGH8

CAGE

328G1

Since C.S. Bonney founded it in Philadelphia in 1876, Bonney Forge Corporation has built its identity around tightly controlled metal forging and flow-control manufacturing. Now headquartered in Mount Union, Pennsylvania, the company’s history includes inventing the Weldolet® and Thredolet® fittings and consolidating its U.S. manufacturing operations on an integrated campus. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified facilities serve demanding industrial customers worldwide.

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