In business since 1900 and under its current management since 1988, Jamestown Bronze Works is a long-established Jamestown, New York, non-ferrous foundry and fabricator. The company is especially rooted in architectural work, producing bronze pieces and machined parts for projects that call for accurate, design-specific manufacturing.
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
MILGO/BUFKINSince 1916, Brooklyn-based MILGO/BUFKIN has turned metal into custom architectural work and fine sculpture, growing from a small truck-body shop into a four-generation privately owned fabrication company. Its engineers and craftspeople combine computer-controlled cutting and modern machinery with old-world workmanship, taking on projects that range from high-visibility building details to sculptures more than 40 feet tall. The company works from its 50,000-square-foot facility and ships its work worldwide.BROOKLYN, NY
Superior Bronze CorporationFor more than 90 years, Superior Bronze Corporation has been an Erie foundry known for making sand castings for industrial, commercial, and military customers. Its in-house machining lets the company take parts from rough castings through finished forms, while its quality program is structured around military and other customer specifications.ERIE, PA
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