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Badger Alloys, Inc. has purchased five parcels of land adjacent to its current facility along the 5100 block of State Street, Milwaukee. This multi-year/multimillion-dollar investment will dramatically improve the company’s efficiency, speed and capacity to meet amplified customer demand and anticipated...

"Our group was very energized by our visit with you. Badger Alloys is a gem of a business. It's great to see such high-quality products being made right here in Wisconsin . . . and for so many years."- David...

Badger Alloys, Inc. is pleased to announce that Tim Truitt has joined the company as Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Specialist.  As Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Specialist, Truitt will be responsible for developing company safety and environmental programs. He also will oversee...

Badger Alloys is pleased to announce the addition of three new employees: Reid Petges, foundry engineer; Anthony Triplett, mold line and core room supervisor; and Ricardo Vallejo, engineering technician. Badger Alloys Expands Team MILWAUKEE, WIS -- Badger Alloys, Inc., a...

Badger Alloys mentored teams from UW-Milwaukee and Michigan Tech in the "Cast in Steel" competition at the American Foundry Society's CastExpo 2019. Teams from 16 colleges competed to design, pour and finish the best performing steel axe. The UWM team, guided by...

Badger Alloys' president, VPs, and engineers will head to Atlanta April 26 for American Foundry Society's CastExpo. The show is boasted as North America's largest gathering of the metalcasting supply chain, with attendees from more than 32 countries registered to attend....

Badger Alloys is pleased to welcome Mike Kyler to our engineering team as a materials planner. Kyler brings more than 20 years of manufacturing experience to the company. Related Files: Read the press release

Badger Alloys has added a production planner to its expanding engineering team. Jason Pool brings more than eight years of manufacturing experience to the company, including work in the aerospace and automotive industries. Related Files: Read the press release

Nearly 100 engineers from around the world toured Badger Alloys on June 5. They were in Milwaukee to attend the Hydraulic Institute's technical meetings, and many of the participants had never toured a foundry to see how the parts they...