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Barron Industries provides high-precision investment castings, rapid prototypes, machined components, complete assemblies, and welded fabrications for a broad range of performance-critical industries. Our custom ferrous and non-ferrous metal castings deliver quality and durability that meets the demands of even the toughest industrial applications.
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Barron Industries provides engineered metal solutions to the largest oil & gas companies around the globe. Barron has become a preferred source in the supply of safety-critical components utilized on land and offshore drilling operations as well as hydraulic fracturing applications. Barron Industries was recently selected as the designated technology partner in the development of […]
ViewFor over 30 years, Barron Industries has been an important supplier partner to the automotive industry, and we continue to grow and evolve to meet its changing needs. By embracing the fundamental principles of continuous improvement, Barron stands today as a world-class supplier of ferrous and non-ferrous machined investment castings and sub-assemblies for engine and […]
Barron Industries provides high-precision investment castings, rapid prototypes, machined components, complete assemblies, and welded fabrications for a broad range of performance-critical industries. Our custom ferrous and non-ferrous metal castings deliver quality and durability that meets the demands of even the toughest industrial applications.
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This is an investment casting foundry where scorching molten metal is poured into molds and turned into high strength aluminum and steel castings. So what exactly is investment casting? Also known as precision casting or lost wax casting. The investment casting process dates back more than 5,000 years and was used for making art and […]
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Barron Industries can produce and machine rapid prototype castings in as little as 10 days. Utilizing the 3D printing technology since the mid-nineties, Barron has standardized on this stereolithography quick cast method of manufacturing an investment casting with the more than 200 ferrous and non-ferrous alloys that we pour here at Barron.
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