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BIMAC Precision Castings: Bringing Innovation to the Casting Industry


IMAC is the Midwest’s premier source for precision investment and ceramic mold castings. Serving customers around the world from our 35,000 square foot facility, BIMAC provides 3D printed


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Prototyping” capability and a “One- Stop-Shop” for the highest quality precision investment and ceramic mold castings, weighing from just ounces to over 300 pounds, and in over 100 different metals. BIMAC was founded on June 30,


1959, by two scientists, Dr. William Schneble, an MIT chemist and metallurgist, and Dr. Clyde McQuiston, an aeronautical engineer with an undergraduate degree from Purdue and


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doctorate from The Ohio State University, where he taught foundry practices while studying for his doctorate.


The name


“BIMAC” is a combination of each man’s name: “Bill” and “Mac.” These two men recognized an opportunity to bring innovation to the precision casting industry, and began producing castings in a new, state-of-the-art foundry, located in a rented building on Montgomery Street in Dayton, Ohio.


By 1967, the business had grown


and moved to its current location at 3034 Dryden Road in Dayton. During early years, the majority of BIMAC’s business was making ferrous and non- ferrous castings for General Motors plants, machine shops in Dayton, and


various manufacturers’ assembly lines. As business continued to grow, BIMAC began producing castings for many different industries, including aerospace and the military, throughout the United States.


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BIMAC PRECISION CASTINGS www.bimac.com


BIMAC is a premier producer of precision investment casting and ceramic mold castings for applications across a wide range of industries, with a comprehensive portfolio of products and in-house capabilities.


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