Tech Cast is a privately owned, non-union, ISO 9001-2008 certified investment casting foundry that produces investment castings in a diverse range of alloys including duplex and super duplex stainless steels. Precision craftsmanship, flexibility, and customer oriented with consistent, reliable delivery is our specialty.

Tech Cast produces investment castings in a diverse range of high and low carbon steel grades and exotic alloys to meet your needs. Precision craftsmanship within a tight tolerance and quick turnaround is our specialty.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT:

Tech Cast strives to be a customer focused investment cast foundry providing value-driven solutions to meet the complex needs of our customer base.

CORE VALUES:

• Integrity
• Loyalty
• Ethical / responsible
• Professionalism
• Teamwork / staff development
• Complete customer satisfaction
• Stewards to community / environment
• Leadership
• Commitment to excellence
• Promote diversity

STRATEGIC FOCUS:

Tech Cast will assemble and train a solid team who can provide a complete network of services and unique product solutions in order to meet the ever changing demands of our customers.

HISTORY

Quaker Alloy was founded by Leroy Miller, James Blauch, John Juppenlatz, and Richard Miller Sr. in 1954, and instantly became a leader in the sand casting industry.

Quaker Alloy grew to have over 1300 employees and pour 7000 tons of steel annually in Myerstown, PA. Leroy and Richard Sr. sold off the business to Harsco Corporation in 1969. Richard Miller Sr. son (Richard Miller Jr) became actively involved in the business in 1973 as a controller and eventually started an investment cast division for Harsco in 1977. The first production heat was poured from the investment cast division on March 27, 1978.

Quaker Alloy Casting Company and its investment casting facilities were purchased in April 1986 by CMI International, Inc., and later became a subsidiary to CMI International, Inc. in March 1988, under the ownership of Ray Witt.

On June 1, 1989, the sand/shell foundry was renamed to CMI-Quaker Alloy, Inc. and the investment cast foundry was renamed to CMI-Quaker Investment, Inc., each independently responsible as subsidiaries of CMI International, Inc.

In 1996, once again CMI-Quaker Investment, Inc was renamed to CMI-Tech Cast, Inc., the foundry continued to operate under this entity until 1999, at which time the business was renamed Tech Cast, Inc. Ray Witt continued to own and operate the business until March of 2010. Today the business operates as Tech Cast, LLC.