What's New at Hazleton Casting

July 21, 2008

Hazleton Casting Company announces the appointment of Matthew G. Farrow to the position of Technical Service/Manager Trainee
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January 11, 2008

Hazleton Casting Company announces the hiring of new Q.A. Manager 
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September 22, 2006

Hazleton Casting Company unveils tungsten carbide reinforced high chromium cast iron. 
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August 5, 2005

A supporting role. City form manufactures parts for Metro stations' canopies. Click to read more>>

Friday, July 16, 2004

Hazleton Casting Company has announced the installation of an Inductotherm 350 KW VIP Power-Track Melting System including two (2) 1,100 LB. furnaces

Hazleton, (PA), Friday, July 16, 2004 - Michael J. Leib, President of Hazleton Casting Company, announced the installation of an Inductotherm Corporation 350 KW VIP Power-Trak Melting System including two (2) 1,100 lb. furnaces. "The new furnaces will replace older melting equipment and will allow us to continue our efforts to produce high quality stainless steel and specialty alloy castings," stated President, Michael J. Leib. 

The new equipment supplements other new equipment at the Hazleton Casting Company such as a new SpectroMAX Spectrometer with Windows 2000, Spark Analyzer, and 15" Flat Screen LCD and a new Overhead Bridge Crane for the semi-automated molding line. 

Located in Northeastern Pennsylvania, the Hazleton Casting Company ensures quality alloy castings for a wide range of specialty alloys. Since the 1930's, the iron and steel foundry has been casting pump components and pressure containing parts such as pump casings and valve bodies - serving the Pump, Material Handling, Power Generation, and Chemical Process Industries. 

Wednesday, September 10, 2004

Michael J. Leib, President of Hazleton Casting Company, a Pennsylvania Corporation; announced that Douglas Bicher has been appointed Director of Sales and Marketing for the Hazleton Casting Company. Hazleton Casting Company has acquired the operating assets of the former Weir Hazleton Foundry located at Rear 225 N. Cedar Street in Hazleton, PA. Mr. Bicher was formerly affiliated with Quaker Alloy, Myerstown, PA prior to their closing. Mr. Bicher held a number of positions with Quaker Alloy, most recently Vice President of Sales and Marketing. He will have similar responsibilities with Hazleton Casting Company.

"We are very pleased that Doug Bicher has decided to join our capable staff and management team to oversee our sales and customer relationship. Doug's experience and reputation in the industry is a tremendous plus for our efforts to expand our market horizons for our very flexible steel and high alloy casting operation" stated Michael Leib.