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By Brad Moore, Director of Sales Engineering, bradm@badgeralloys.com Over the last decade, the increase in ransomware, phishing attacks and cyberattacks by foreign governments has led to the development of Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). CMMC outlines the cybersecurity framework that...
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Badger Alloys pours 200+ alloys on site Badger Alloys' new interactive Alloy Search tool is designed to help engineers and casting designers with alloy selection. The tool allows users to filter the 200+ alloys the foundry pours routinely on site,...
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President & CEO Robert Cowen As a member of Valve Manufacturers Association of America, Badger Alloys had the opportunity to participate in the organization's annual meeting in September in Santa Barbara, CA. Held in conjunction with the Valve Repair Council, this...
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Tooling methods continue to evolve and provide flexibility for getting the best casting within your desired timeframe. Requirements like size, volume, complexity, budget, and turn-around time all play a role in finding the best techniques for each specific casting project....
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Badger Alloys, Inc., a full-service castings manufacturer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is pleased to announce that John Zwicki, CPA, has joined the company as Controller. In this role, he will develop financial strategies and provide insights for effective decision making in...
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The bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, signed into law in late 2021, includes three major components aimed at supporting domestic supply chains. The Build America, Buy America Act; Make it in America Act; and the BuyAmerica.gov transparency law all...
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As supply chain issues continue to challenge our economy, OEMs and other manufacturers are finding themselves struggling to get the parts they need. Badger Alloys currently has capacity to serve as your emergency supplier. We are here to help you...
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What is the cost of quality? Casting inspections are performed to confirm the manufacturer has met the purchaser’s requirements. However, imposing unnecessary quality requirements can drive up cost, increase production time and scrap good parts. What is the cost of...
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Working with your casting manufacturer’s engineering team early on in the manufacturing process – ideally, prior to creating tooling – can improve the performance of your casting. Foundry engineers can advise your in-house engineers on the best process and material...
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