Anderson Die Casting was established back in 1926 by Ward Anderson Sr. At the time, the ADC was known as Anderson Tool and Manufacturing Company and was primarily a tool and die operation.

 In 1946, the Anderson family started manufacturing small production runs with customized die cast machines designed in house. With the success that it had achieved over the years in its original Chicago location, It was apparent that Anderson had outgrown the building and needed to expand its operations.

By 1971, Anderson Die Casting moved from the Chicago location to a brand new 43,000 Sq Ft facility in Wheeling IL. Along with the new building, a large investment into newer machines with the latest technology made this a state of the art facility at the time. Specializing in aluminum and zinc castings, Anderson was well equipped to serve a variety of customers.

Anderson also provided many different types of assembly operations and had an excellent track record of quality that it owed to its highly skilled die cast and assembly personnel. With an extensive background in tooling, Anderson was able to provide customers not only with quality production parts, but also with excellent tool life and design.