Aluminum Foundry of Wisconsin, founded in 1953, serves the industrial, heavy equipment, agriculture and marine markets. Capabilities include green sand molding, automatic molding (DISA) and Airset (chemically bonded sand). Provides parts in a variety of alloys including aluminum, brass and bronze.
Advance Die Cast, founded in 1920 as the Milwaukee Die and Tool Company in downtown Milwaukee, moved to its current location in 1926, and serves the automotive, industrial and heavy equipment markets. Originally manufactured dies and zinc parts, today provides aluminum high-pressure cast, machined and assembled products.
Michigan Die Casting, founded in 1955 as Consolidated Technologies in downtown Dowagiac, MI, then moved to its current location in 1957, serves the automotive, agricultural, industrial, heavy equipment and defense industries. Provides aluminum high-pressure cast, machined and assembled products.
Great Lakes Die Casting, founded in 1974 as Dilesco Corporation, originally was known by the owners’ last names of Dillard, Essex, and Cope. It serves the furniture, automotive, medical and industrial industries, and provides aluminum high-pressure cast, machined and assembled products.
