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O’Fallon Casting, Industry Leader in Investment Casting for over 50 Years


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’Fallon Casting is a world- wide industry leader in the manufacture of aluminum,


brass, bronze and aluminum/silicon carbide metal matrix Composite (MMC) investment castings.


Located near


St. Louis in O’Fallon, Missouri, this modern 75,000 square foot foundry has manufactured complex, thin-walled castings for commercial, government and aerospace markets since 1969.


Company History In 1969, Hitchiner Manufacturing opened their Non-ferrous division in O’Fallon, Missouri.


investment castings, the non-ferrous division was


high quality castings to the aerospace and defense markets.


focused on supplying In 2003,


Producing


aluminum and copper based 22 ❘ August 2020


Hitchiner sold the foundry and the new ownership formed O’Fallon Casting. The new ownership saw the talented workforce and great company culture already in place. They saw the building blocks in place to create the definition of the modern foundry. They added advanced robotics, a customized business software platform and much needed infrastructure improvements. In 2019, O’Fallon Casting finished its most ambitious improvement to date, a 25,000 sq. foot expansion,


REGULAR MEMBER O’FALLON CASTING


www.ofalloncasting.com O’Fallon Casting is a world-wide industry leader in the manufacture of aluminum, brass, bronze and aluminum/silicon carbide metal matrix composite (MMC) investment castings. This modern 75,000 square foot foundry has manufactured complex, thin-walled castings for commercial, government and aerospace markets since 1969.


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