Born from the former Falcon Bronze Company in Youngstown, Ohio, Falcon Foundry Company has been shaping heavy non-ferrous castings in Lowellville since 1953. Its copper and bronze work serves demanding industrial customers in smelting, ironmaking, and electric steelmaking around the world.
US Bronze Foundry & Machine, IncWith roots in Meadville’s railroad foundries and more than a century of casting experience, U.S. Bronze Foundry & Machine makes large custom bronze and other ferrous and non-ferrous metal castings for heavy industrial equipment. Its domestic, vertically integrated operation combines two foundries with an in-house machine shop, producing parts from one-off prototypes through production runs and castings up to 35,000 pounds. The company is also home to Orrville Bronze & Aluminum, founded in 1888 and guided by the Cairnie family for more than three generations.MEADVILLE, PA
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
K Castings, IncSince forming in Latrobe in 1960, family-owned and now third-generation K Castings, Inc. has designed patterns and produced nonferrous castings under one roof. Its foundry handles aluminum-, brass- and copper-based castings for industrial customers, while the same in-house pattern shop creates the custom address plaques that have been part of the business since 1960. The company’s local character also shows in specialty work made for Arnold Palmer, including golf tee markers still used at Latrobe Country Club and Bay Hill.LATROBE, PA
West Philadelphia Bronze CorpFounded in 1947 by Philadelphia foundry workers Ralph and Charles Cacciutti, West Philadelphia Bronze remains rooted in a family business that grew from a small West Philadelphia plant into a 100,000-square-foot Chester operation. Today, the company serves domestic and international customers with large non-ferrous castings and in-house machining, and is especially associated with copper-nickel work for shipbuilding.CHESTER, PA