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Thank You to the Employees of Franklin Precision Castings in this New Working Environment.

Franklin Precision Castings employees continue to come to work every day, supporting essential industries through the production of quality investment cast components.

Thank you to the employees of Franklin Precision Castings for their dedication and hard work so that we can continue to support essential industries during these unparalleled of times.

Our work environment has changed to accommodate the most important aspect of our business, our employees. Recently, work station dividers were installed in our wax room to allow operators to continue their jobs in the safety of their own work space, where a 6-foot span of distance between all operators is not possible. Additionally, gloves are optional, but offered to employees at all times and especially encouraged during this time of COVID-19.

Franklin Precision Castings Precision Components operations are essential to the supply chain of food, glass container, oil & gas, pumps & valves, steel, safety and transportation industries – shipping to locations around the world.

New Wax Station Dividers

Franklin Precision Castings is a world leader in the supply of investment castings since 1985. An advanced automated foundry providing high-quality, consistent parts, on time.

100 employees
50,000 sq. ft. facility
Pour variety of range of alloys – stainless steel, brass, bronze, cobalt, nickel and custom alloys
In-house tooling
On-site CNC Machine Shop
5 Melting Furnaces
2 x 24-hour Robot Automated Shell Rooms
12 Wax Injection Presses
ISO 9001:2015 Certified Quality System
Analytical Laboratory and Quality Control

Team pouring a stainless-steel alloy for a casting used in the Steel Industry

Gloves are especially encouraged during this time of COVID-19.

Franklin Precision Castings’s core weight to cast is 3-10lbs. (1.36-4.54kg). Find out more about which parts are best for Franklin Precision Castings capabilities by reading our manufacturing envelope page.