Incorporated in 1872, OSCO began as the Ohio Stove Company. In the company’s early history, the foundry in Portsmouth, Ohio manufactured a quality line of heating and cooking stoves. The stoves were sold and known under the “Buckeye Stove” brand.

In 1942, a group of investors purchased the Portsmouth foundry, assumed management, and began expanding the company into the broader casting market. Customers were developed in the air conditioning, transportation and power transmission industries. The conversion to commercial castings was completed in 1953 and all stove patterns were sold. The Ohio Stove Company changed its name to OSCO Industries, Inc., on its 100th anniversary, in 1972.

Today, OSCO has three casting plants located in South-Central Ohio. The major markets served are air conditioning and refrigeration, automotive, power-transmission equipment, pumps and valves. OSCO invites you to take a closer look at the company and the castings produced, and discover a company that is a leader in the casting industry.

Locations :

Manufacturing Facility
Established 1967

P.O. Box 327
Athens and Chillicothe St.
Jackson, Ohio 45640

Manufacturing Facility
Established 1997

202 Vine St.
New Boston, Ohio 45662