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Frazer & Jones


Frazer & Jones is one of the most up-to-date ductile and malleable iron foundries in the United States, produc- ing an average of 400,000 commercial and automotive castings daily from ounces to 10 lbs. T e foundry produces most grades of ductile iron, malleable iron and martens-


itic malleable iron. www.frazerandjones.com


Harrison Steel Castings Co.


• Founded 1906 • ISO 9001:2008 certifi ed • Complete turnkey capabilities


• Rough Machining • Finish Machining • Complete Non-Destructive Testing


• Domestic and international solutions


• Casting sizes: 500-12,500 lbs. • Normalize, Quench and Temper • Low/Medium Alloy Carbon Steel Castings


www.hscast.com Jencast


Jencast specializes in gray iron, ductile iron and compacted graphite castings weighing 25-2,500 lbs. in quantities of 25-5,000. We have a full CNC machine shop and off er a wide range of services to help provide our customers with a turnkey component. Services include—pattern shop, surface coatings, heat treatment, painting. JIT/


stocking delivery. www.jencast.com


Meehanite Metal Corp.


With more than 200 foundries in North and South America, Europe and Asia, the Meehanite Cast- ing Group of independent foundries is a global player serving the casting needs of the world’s Original Equip-


ment Manufacturers. www.meehanitemetal.com


Magma Foundry Technologies


Besides being the world leader in casting simulation software, MAGMA Foundry Tech- nologies provides an extensive amount of casting engineering services for OEM and foundries alike. T ese services support metalcasters in the reduction of defects and help with yield improvement and casting op- timization. Contact MAGMA to see, fi rst-hand, examples of


successful engineering projects. www.magmasoft.com


MetalCastingDesign.com


MetalcastingDesign.com is your online resource for cast- ing design and purchasing, with valuable information on metalcasting basics, how to design and how to buy, as well as breaking industry news. T e site also provides hundreds of examples of design suc- cesses, along with a complete, searchable directory of North American metalcasters.


Visit today! www.metalcastingdesign.com


Oil City Iron Works


We’re 100% jobbing and produce high-quality ductile and gray iron castings from 1 to 7,000 lbs. High density green sand and air-set/nobake molding assures dimensional accuracy and critical surface fi nish. Quality assurance to MIL-1-45208 and ISO standards. Pattern shop, machining and in-house


heat treating. www.ociw.com


OSCO Industries


OSCO Industries is a medium to high volume Gray Iron Casting Foundry, with three plant loca- tions in Portsmouth, New Boston and Jackson, OH. OSCO special- izes in gray iron castings under 50 pounds. OSCO’s main industries served include: air conditioning, refrigeration, automotive, power transmission, pumps and valves. OSCO prides itself on having one of the most competitive Disa Molding, Hunter Mold- ing, Osborn Molding, and Shell


Molding prices in the industry. www.oscoind.com


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