Stroh Die Casting

At the turn of the 20th century, high pressure die casting was beginning to take hold in the manufacturing industry. In 1903, George Stroh saw the potential in this technology and founded Stroh Die Mold Casting. Starting with one zinc machine, George decided to relocate the business from Rochester, New York to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to make zinc components for the International Time Recorder Co. (now IBM). By 1905, Stroh Die Casting grew up to 41 customers with 139 different die configurations. In 1920’s the great depression swept across the nation. Remarkably, Stroh survived the economic crisis without laying off a single employee. In 1940, Stroh rebounded during War World II, as the nation’s Industrial base supported the war efforts. In 1952, Stroh introduced High pressure aluminum die casting to It’s operation. In 1995, Stroh Die Casting transfer it’s operations to Stroh controls a new facility opened in Mauston, Wisconsin. In 2015, Phil Mumford Sr. and Phil Mumford Jr. purchased Stroh Die Casting and are committed to carry on the excellence including making Stroh a state-of-the-art facility.

Our Mission

The customer is and will always be the top priority at Stroh. Everything we do revolves around supporting and nurturing the customer relationship. We provide an end – to end package, under one roof, that frees our customers to focus resources on their core business. Stroh takes pride in maintaining a strong track record of long – term partnerships built on trust, reliability and collaboration.

Our Vision

By delivering exceptional quality castings, Stroh has built long lasting partnerships with our clients, producing long-term value for the customer and our business. Our Vision: To become the most trusted manufacturer of Die Castings in the USA. To employ a motivated work force that will embrace the organization’s values and complement the collaboration needed to achieve the effective application of our Quality Management System for continual improvement.