Since its 1872 beginnings as the Ohio Stove Company, Portsmouth-based OSCO Industries has grown into a three-plant foundry manufacturer of gray-iron castings. Its South-Central Ohio operations specialize in medium- to high-volume parts weighing under 50 pounds, with production spanning green-sand and shell molding. The company’s roots in stove making give its modern casting work a distinctive 150-year history.
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Centre Foundry & Machine CompanyDating to 1840, Centre Foundry & Machine Company produces heavy-section gray iron castings for specialty steel and ferro-alloy producers from its Wheeling, West Virginia foundry. The company operates a 100,000-square-foot facility capable of producing more than 100 tons a day, with casting capacity up to 55 net tons and 200 inches in height. Its long history includes early work on nail and rolling-mill machinery before the foundry shifted toward the specialty steel castings it makes today.WHEELING, WV
Quality Castings CompanyOperating in Orrville since 1933, Quality Castings Company produces gray and ductile iron castings for both high-volume and short-run production. Its three plants span more than 400,000 square feet and include an on-site pattern shop that builds and repairs customer-specific patterns and core boxes. The company is certified to ISO 9001:2015 without design.ORRVILLE, OH
Liberty CastingWith two Delaware, Ohio foundries under one roof, Liberty Casting makes American-made gray and ductile iron castings for both large, complex parts and medium- to high-volume production. Its vertically integrated operation carries projects from casting design and tooling through in-house finishing, inspection and shipment, with capacity ranging from small automated castings to pieces weighing 12,000 pounds. Liberty is also a family-owned, family-oriented company whose customers describe partnerships lasting as long as 15 years.DELAWARE, OH
Columbiana Foundry CompanyColumbiana Foundry Company has produced steel and iron castings in Ohio since 1933. The foundry makes castings from prototype through low- and medium-quantity production runs, and describes its history as more than 90 years of operation. Its work includes both steel and iron castings across a broad range of ferrous alloys.COLUMBIANA, OH