Pittsburgh Foundry and Machine Company manufactures castings and related machined parts, continuing a family business founded by William A. Smith in Pittsburgh in 1901. The Smith family’s later generations remain involved, and the company now works with West Salisbury Foundry to provide foundry production resources. Its history includes iron foundry operations in Lawrenceville and Salem, Ohio.
Chris Erhart Foundry and Machine CoEstablished in 1854 in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, Chris Erhart Foundry and Machine Co. is a family-owned metalcaster that moved to Cincinnati in 1874 and is among the oldest ongoing family-owned metalcasters in the United States. It makes low- and medium-volume gray and ductile iron castings, specializing in jobbing and semi-production work for short runs, repair parts, and prototypes.CINCINNATI, OH
West Salisbury FoundryWest Salisbury Foundry and Machine Company has produced iron castings in western Pennsylvania since 1882. It makes custom castings from small one-off jobs to larger production runs, and its stated specialties include castings for extreme heat and wear-resistant applications as well as machinable castings. The company also reproduces architectural and historical castings from prints, sketches, scans, or original pieces.SALISBURY, PA
Hamburg Manufacturing, IncHamburg Manufacturing, Inc. is a family-managed Pennsylvania foundry that produces gray and ductile iron castings, from ounces to 400 pounds. Founded as Hamburg Plow Works in 1882, it has remained under the same family’s management and became a jobbing foundry supplying industrial castings. Its stated markets include heating, pump, valve, and consumer goods industries.HAMBURG, PA
Lacy Foundries, LLCFounded in Baltimore in 1865, Lacy Foundries is a family-owned, five-generation casting company that coordinates patterns, castings and machining from drawing or sample through finished part. After its Fells Point foundry closed in 1996, the company shifted to a broker model, drawing on long-standing relationships with pattern shops, foundries and machine shops to match each job with the right producer. Its history includes marine castings and restoration work, including paddles and frames for the C&O Canal and rooftop ornaments for The Walters Art Museum.BALTIMORE, MD