Molten Metal Equipment Innovations designs and manufactures foundry equipment for moving and treating molten non-ferrous metals, with its equipment made at its Ohio facility. The company reports 35 years in business and operates a 60,000-square-foot facility on 13 acres in Middlefield. Its work includes engineered molten-metal pumps and custom-machined graphite parts for foundry processes.
Falcon Foundry CompanyBorn 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.LOWELLVILLE, OH
High Temperature Systems, IncSince 1971, Chagrin Falls-based High Temperature Systems, Inc. has designed and manufactured molten-metal handling systems, with a particular focus on pumps for circulating and transferring metal in foundries and casthouses. Its work extends from standard equipment to application-specific systems, including the patented Chameleon® pump, which combines circulation and transfer in one package, and the Coriolis® system for aluminum chip recycling. The company also supports installations and repairs while developing custom solutions through fluid-dynamics modeling and engineering partnerships.CHAGRIN FALLS, OH
Equipment Manufacturers International, Inc. (EMI)Since its incorporation in 1982, Cleveland-based Equipment Manufacturers International (EMI) has grown from a maker of sand cores and rebuilder of foundry machinery into a global metal-casting equipment manufacturer. The company’s current joint owners, Ray Carcione and Jerry Senk, are longtime EMI leaders whose experience in the foundry equipment industry is guiding new investment and expansion. EMI has recorded 1,400 installations in 12 countries and is particularly known for supporting equipment brands it acquired over the years.CLEVELAND, OH