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Badger Alloys
“World-class castings delivered” has been our commitment to customers for nearly 50 years. Badger Alloys is a family- owned manufacturing group that includes an airset foundry, dedicated pattern shop, and complete machine shop. A recent Wisconsin Manufacturer of the Year winner, we can meet your needs for simple to heavily cored, complex castings. We supply to the pump, valve, en- ergy, water, chemical, industrial, food/beverage, marine and de-
fense industries. Visit us today.
www.badgeralloy.com
Bradken
From engineered concept to fi nished product, Bradken focuses on complex, highly engineered castings and value- added off erings, increasing our worth to your organization. We off er design, tooling, castings, fi nish machining, assembly & testing in a range of materials and confi gurations. We utilize our vast experience to off er both domestic and global solutions to
the market.
www.bradken.com
Buck Co. Inc.
Buck Co. manufacturers quality castings in aluminum, brass, bronze, ductile, gray iron and malleable metals in its large 220,000-sq. ft., ISO 9002 certi- fi ed foundry. Molding is green sand utilizing HMP-10 Hunter automatic molding machines. Facilities include state-of-the- art metallurgical lab, CAD/ CAM computer for CAD fi les, pattern shop, machining, plating
and painting.
www.buckcompany.com
Carley Foundry
We pride ourselves on off ering our customers exactly the right casting process and materi- als to meet the most rigorous tolerances and specifi cations. Our wide variety of processes are capable of producing high or low volume production runs. If it doesn’t exist, we’ll build it in our prototyping department. From several ounces to cast- ings weighing in excess of 500
pounds, we can cast it!
www.carleyfoundry.com
50 | METAL CASTING DESIGN & PURCHASING | Nov/Dec 2015 Denison Industries
Denison Industries is a producer of highly engineered aluminum castings that have complex geometries and are core intensive. Specializing in casting conversion redesigns, Denison utilizes the low-pressure, semi-permanent and permanent mold casting processes. To add value to its cast components, the fi rm also per- forms machining, heat-treatment, impregnation and assembly
operations.
www.denisonindustries.com
BRP US
Our facility in Spruce Pine, NC provides complex lost foam castings for BRP products and for external customers in the marine, automotive, truck- ing, rail, and construction industries. T is facility is one of the only plants worldwide to manufacture lost foam prod- ucts with cast in inserts and to manufacture V-Block engines
using the lost foam process.
www.brp-castings.com
Burnstein Von Seelen Corp.
At Burnstein von Seelen, we combine virgin metals, the latest technology and the fi nest craftsmanship to create quality, dependable products. To assist you in selecting the proper alloys for your applica- tions, we off er you a 20-page brochure, which includes alloy tables and examples of high-quality permanent mold
chill castings.
www.bvspcc.com
spotlight
Website Spotlight is a directory designed to provide easy access to information from today’s leading suppliers. Beyond the company websites, these casting suppliers also can be found online at
www.metalcastingdesign.com as part of our web-based Casting Source Directory.
Batesville Products Inc.
“You can do that?” We hear it all the time. We’ve been a full-service aluminum foundry specializing in permanent mold castings for over 65 years. How would you describe your alumi- num casting needs? Simple? Complex? Amazing? Visit us online today to discuss how our expertise can fi ll that need
for you.
www.batesvilleproducts.com
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