Particularly for automation in the casting industry, the quality and consistency of the castings depend (read more)

Hitachi Metals' unique cold die steel, SLD-MAGIC^™ has revolutionized the metal forming and tooling industry. In keeping with its stated business objectives, Hitachi Metals has developed a cost reducing, eco-friendly alternative to existing cold die steels that actually extends the life of cold press and forging dies. (read more)

Carbon Steel is a malleable, iron-based metal containing carbon, small amounts of manganese, and other elements to make the material useful for many different applications. Carbon steels are the base metals widely used in manufacturing today around the world in nearly every industry, including aerospace, aircraft, automotive, chemical, and defense. (read more)

Tool steel was created primarily to cut and machine other types of metal, such as alloy steel, carbon steel, nickel alloys, aluminum, and magnesium. Its basic characteristic is that it is harder then the material that it is cutting or machining; therefore, tool steel is always used in the heat treated condition. (read more)

Located in Portland, Oregon, USA, Columbia Steel designs and manufactures a wide variety of steel and iron parts for basic industry. These are replacement parts for high-wear applications -- those that take abuse from abrasion, impact, or heat in rock crushers, grinding mills, mining shovels and draglines, electric power plants, cement plants and recycling shredders. (read more)

Inductotherm offers melt shops and foundries around the world a complete line
of coreless and channel type induction melting and holding systems. (read more)

Stainless Steel, Specialty Stainless Steel Forging From AM&F. All Metals & Forge (ISO-9002/AS9100) is the premiere US specialty stainless steel supplier as well as aluminum mold plate, Inconel wrought alloys, tool steel, aluminum alloy plate, nickel and corrosion resistant materials. (read more)

Big machined parts. Big castings. Come to us for the big stuff. It's our specialty. Columbia Steel's facility of about 500,000 sq. ft. in Portland, Oregon is a full service center for the manufacture of large industrial components. (read more)

Columbia Steel's premium manganese steel, Xtralloy®, became a production alloy in 1988 and has been widely utilized in crusher wear parts in aggregate production and ore processing as a way to reduce the cost of abrasive wear. (read more)

This process has many similarities to the classic Rubber Plaster Mold (RPM) technique. Their refinement of this process allows them to create parts with much thinner walls, better feature replication, and tighter tolerances. (read more)