C-N-L Casting Sales helps companies rethink how components are made, recommending alternate manufacturing processes that can lower costs and resolve casting-quality problems. The Gluntz family’s casting roots reach back to 1922 in Cleveland, and Barry Gluntz—who joined the business in 1994—now specializes in re-engineering products for more efficient production. Founded by Chuck and Lois Gluntz in 1980, the company works with both emerging product developers and manufacturing teams facing difficult casting decisions.
PIAD Precision Casting CorporationFounded in 1967 as a joint venture involving the inventors of its namesake process, PIAD Precision Casting Corporation makes copper-based permanent-mold castings and converts existing components into near-net-shape parts. Based in Greensburg, the company’s PIAD Chill Cast Process has been used in more than 3,000 casting conversions to reduce secondary operations, lead times, and manufacturing costs. Its quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and production is supported by more than 50,000 square feet across its Greensburg and Latrobe facilities.GREENSBURG, PA
CMT ImportsFor more than 20 years, Cincinnati-based CMT Imports has connected North American manufacturers with custom-engineered castings, forgings, machined parts and fabrications through a global supplier network. Its 13-person Cincinnati headquarters works alongside more than 60 quality and production specialists worldwide and 15 U.S. sales representatives, giving customers local support for engineering, quality control, logistics and inventory. CMT also maintains stateside stock and supports projects from prototype through production, including components for lawn and garden, power sports and industrial equipment.CINCINNATI, OH
Caldwell Casting CompanySince 1948, Cambridge, Maryland-based Caldwell Casting Company has made aluminum and zinc die-cast components for industrial, commercial, and Department of Defense customers. The U.S. manufacturer supports programs from engineering and steel tool design through production, using hot- and cold-chamber processes to produce close-tolerance parts. Its established domestic operation is built around consistent results and long-term customer partnerships.CAMBRIDGE, MD
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