About Us
Hazleton Casting Company is an iron and steel foundry specializing in alloy steel casting, supplying the material handling and power generation industries as well as pump and other durable good manufacturers.
The Hazleton Casting iron and steel foundry is a modern facility located in Hazleton, PA. This northeastern Pennsylvania location is only a few miles from Interstate 80 and Interstate 81.
Services from Hazleton Casting include foundry and facilities management, metallurgical consultation,
design engineering, pattern making, pattern storage,
molding, melting and
casting, machining and
finishing, and
quality assurance and
control.
Iron and steel castings range in weights to 5000 lbs. and are produced using chemically bonded and specialty sand.
Flexibility in handling your needs include small runs from 500 lb. furnaces to production runs from a Kloster molding line and large 5000 lb. furnaces.
All melting is done in modern high frequency induction furnaces. Heat treatment facilities up to 2250° F, electronically controlled, ensure quality castings for a wide range of alloys.
Our alloy castings meet your strenuous applications - up to 700 Brinell Hardness.
We pride ourselves on the ability to offer high quality alloy steel castings with the quickest turn-around time in
the casting industry. Together with
Weatherly Casting & Machine
Company, you have the opportunity to buy an expanded range of materials. The expanded product line includes Carbon Steels, High & Low Alloy Steel Castings, Stainless Steel Castings, Ni-Resist Castings and special materials.
Since the early 1900s, both the Hazleton Casting foundry and
Weatherly Casting have held reputations for providing quality workmanship with short lead times, while giving each customer the attention and service they deserve.
Contact Hazleton Casting Company. We welcome you to tour our facilities, meet our experienced foundry workers, discuss your
casting needs with our professional design engineers, and get to know us and the Hazleton Casting difference.
Click here to read the History of the Hazleton Casting
Company.
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