Since 1933, The Columbiana Foundry Company in Ohio has produced only the highest quality castings, which is why our customers have remained loyal through the decades.

Castings in Steel and Iron

The Columbiana Foundry is one of only a handful of companies in the U.S. that offers castings in both steel and iron. In fact, we pour virtually every class of ferrous alloy throughout the year. We are fully capable of complete casting and pattern design, including the conversion of fabrications, forgings, and other metal parts to castings.

Whatever your particular casting needs—from prototype to low or medium quantity production runs—the Columbiana Foundry is ready to serve you!

75+ Years of Leadership

Our reputation as a leader in the industry is well-known. For nearly a century, the Columbiana Foundry has been regarded as a reliable and stable company that will be there when you need it — whether it’s tomorrow, next week, or next year. Our employees are dedicated to the concept of total customer service, and in all our years of operation we have never experienced a labor-induced work stoppage.

Whatever your particular casting needs—from prototype to low or medium quantity production runs—the Columbiana Foundry, located in America’s Heartland, is ready to serve you. You can rely on the Columbiana Foundry for the best commercial castings available—we’ve been doing it right for a very long time!

Superior Capabilities

The Columbiana Foundry is one of only a few companies in the United States to offer castings in both steel and iron. In fact, we pour virtually every class of ferrous alloy throughout the year, with the only exception being martensitic white irons. Alloys routinely poured include gray, alloy, and ductile irons, as well as carbon, alloy, stainless, and tool steels.

We are fully capable of complete casting and pattern design, including the conversion of fabrications, forgings, and other metal parts to castings. Patterns are available for customers in Styrofoam, wood, or plastic, depending upon specific customer needs, such as casting design, pattern life, frequency of use, quantities ordered, etc.