“World-class castings delivered” has been our commitment to customers for more than 50 years. A full-service sand casting manufacturer with single-source accountability for the entire casting process – from pattern to finish – Badger Alloys can meet your needs for simple to heavily cored, complex sand castings.
Our full-service sand casting manufacturing campus includes a foundry, machine shop, pattern facility, engineering team, and rapid response technologies. This on-site collaboration throughout the entire process ensures you the highest quality sand castings.
Equipped to meet your demands for castings from 10 – 4000+ pounds…in 200+ alloys.
Read MoreGo from CAD to casting in as little as two weeks with our patternless molding, 3D-printing and other additive/subtractive processes.
Read MoreSkilled pattern makers create custom wood, polyurethane or metal patterns to your specifications.
Read MoreCutting-edge equipment and certified machinists meet your tightest tolerance requirements.
Read MoreOur team works collaboratively with customers, foundry and pattern makers to achieve your desired casting result.
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Important information on castings, industry trends and what’s happening at Badger Alloys.
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Brad Moore, Director of Sales Engineering for Badger Alloys, was quoted in Andrew Van Dam’s article in The Washington Post titled, “The most common job in America is an incredible three-way tie.” In it, Van Dam explores the country’s most…