Bridesburg Foundry

Employee Size

11-50

Organization Type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Whitehall, PA

Founded

1941

Operating continuously since 1914, Bridesburg Foundry is a Pennsylvania foundry whose history began in Philadelphia’s Bridesburg section before moving to Whitehall in 1945. Today, its craftsmen produce nonferrous castings for commercial, military, and government customers, with quality systems suited to demanding applications.

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