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- 38 additional suppliers
- 22 states and provinces
- 14 related categories
- 3 guide sections
Aluminum Foundries and Casting Companies
IQS Directory is a top industrial directory listing of leading industrial aluminum foundries and casting companies. Access our comprehensive index to review and source aluminum foundries with preview ads and detailed product descriptions. These aluminum foundries can design, engineer and manufacture aluminum castings to your specifications and application needs. A quick and easy to use request for quote form is provided for you to contact these aluminum foundries. Each company has detailed profile information, locations, phone number, website links, product videos and product information defined. We are the right resource for your information requirement whether it’s for a manufacturer of aluminum castings, sand castings, or miniature die castings.
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Leading Aluminum Foundries and Casting Manufacturers
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| Placement No. | Manufacturer | Location | Contact | Actions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | A&B Die CastingPrecision die castings plus a multitude of related services, including engineering, designing, machining, finishing and assembly, occur at A and B Die Casting. Specializing in low to medium volume solutions, we also offer competitive prices. As a manufacturer we have served the architectural lighting, computer, medical hardware and telecommunications industries. | Hercules, CA | |||
| 2 | Aluminum Die Casting Company, Inc.Precision Die Casting since 1950. Aluminum die casting and zinc die casting for aerospace, electronic, commercial industries. Turnkey operations from design or your blue print to assembly. Manufacturing services: 3D CAD, mold building, CNC milling and turning, fine finishes, assembly and JIT shipments. | Mira Loma, CA | |||
| 3 | Kinetic Die Casting, Inc.At Kinetic Die Castings, we are dedicated to delivering top-tier die casting solutions that meet the diverse and demanding needs of today’s industries. Specializing in precision-engineered components, we leverage advanced die casting techniques to produce durable, lightweight parts in metals such as aluminum and zinc. | North Hollywood, CA | |||
| 4 | Carpenter Die CastingCarpenter Die Casting is more than just a die-casting manufacturer; we are your reliable partner in bringing your ideas to life. With decades of experience, a dedication to quality, and a proven track record, we stand ready to contribute our expertise to your next project. Discover the Carpenter Die Casting difference – where innovation meets tradition, and excellence is our standard. | Stoney Creek, ON | |||
| 5 | DyCast Specialties CorporationAt DyCast Specialties Corporation, we take pride in being a leading provider of top-tier die casting solutions, leveraging decades of experience and innovation to serve a wide range of industries. As an ISO 9001:2015 Certified company, our expertise lies in manufacturing precision aluminum and zinc die cast components that are renowned for their strength, durability, and intricate detailing. | Starbuck, MN | |||
| 6 | Cast Products, IncAt Cast Products, Inc., we are a leading manufacturer of high-quality zinc die cast components, providing customers with precision-engineered solutions that deliver accuracy, consistency, and long-term performance. Since 1966, we have partnered with customers across a wide range of industries, combining advanced die casting technology, engineering expertise, and exceptional customer service to produce reliable components that meet demanding application requirements. | Norridge, IL | |||
| 7 | Additive ManufacturingAt Additive Manufacturing, we provide dependable die casting solutions designed to support customers requiring strong, accurate, and repeatable metal components. We work with customers from initial concept through production, helping develop cast parts that meet dimensional, performance, and application requirements. | Las Vegas, NV |
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- How many aluminum foundries and casting manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
- 7 leading manufacturers and 38 additional suppliers.
- Where are aluminum foundries and casting manufacturers located?
- The listed suppliers are in 22 states and provinces: California (6), Ohio (5), Indiana (4), Michigan (4), Missouri (3), New York (3), Illinois (2), Minnesota (2), and 14 more.
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Aluminum Foundries
To cast aluminum and aluminum products, engineers work in aluminum foundries. Foundries are factories that produce metal castings, so, in short, aluminum foundries are aluminum casting factories. Foundries also commonly process cast iron, bronze, brass, steel, magnesium and other metals. Aluminum is cast by melting it into a liquid form, pouring it into a mold and then, after the aluminum cast solidifies and cools, removing it from the mold or cast. It may be cast into various shapes and sizes.
Advantages of Aluminum Foundries
Casting aluminum presents several advantages. Aluminum is lightweight, retains strength at high temperatures and has high dimensional stability for complex shapes and thin walls, good corrosion resistance, good mechanical properties and high thermal and electrical conductivity.
History of Aluminum Foundries
Aluminum castings enjoy widespread usage in the auto industry and in the home. More than half of the aluminum used in cars is made in aluminum foundries and cast aluminum transmission housings and pistons have frequently been used in trucks and cars since the early 1900s. Additionally, components of lawn mowers, hand tools, small appliances and other machinery are produced from shapes cast in aluminum foundries all over the world. At home, you will find the most cast aluminum in your kitchen cabinets. In fact, cookware was the first aluminum product produced for everyday use.
Design of Aluminum Foundries
Aluminum foundries use various types of source metal to charge the furnace, including virgin material, external scrap and internal scrap. External scrap is material sourced from other forming processes like punching, forging or machining. Internal scrap consists of risers, gates, defective castings and other extraneous oddments metal produced within the facilities.
Production Process
There are several steps that need to be taken to prepare the material for casting. First the metal used to charge the furnace is melted and refined to remove harmful gases and elements from the molten metal. The chemistry of the molten metal is then adjusted to fit the specifications of the intended final product, and then tapped into a transport vessel. Furnaces are used to melt the charge metal, and depending on the requirements of the manufacturer, a foundry’s furnace attributes, such as size, weight, temperature and heat sources, can all vary to accommodate specific requirements.
Materials Used
Aluminum foundries have furnaces specifically designed for aluminum, but can still vary based on the volume of aluminum being cast. Aluminum foundries most commonly use reverberatory, gas heated crucible or electric resistance furnaces. Sometimes, hydrogen or other gases get into the casting, either by physical entrapment or chemical reaction. If this is the case, it is removed via de-gassing. Aluminum castings are most often formed by die casting, but may also be made via permanent mold casting or sand casting.