In today’s world of foundry work and custom casting services, “made in the USA” is synonymous with “quality” manufacturing. Compared to overseas providers, American iron foundries such as Acme are often able to deliver higher quality and higher consistency backed by more timely turnaround and responsive customer support.Nevertheless, a lot […] Read More
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There are numerous benefits to partnering with a local foundry to tackle your unique contract manufacturing project.Beyond the general advantages you get with American manufacturing services and simpler supply chain logistics, working with a local Kansas-based foundry can offer your project better customer service and engineering support, both pre- and […] Read More
Many gray cast iron components and assemblies require secondary CNC machining operations to achieve the desired end product design, geometry, and/or tolerances. In fact, ease of machinability is one of gray iron’s most desirable properties: the material can be custom machined relatively easily while maintaining a high level of accuracy […] Read More
Gray cast iron is a unique type of cast iron metal used in a wide range of products. From cinder blocks and consumer cookware to industrial equipment applications, this unique material offers a number of benefits compared to other metals.What Is Gray Cast Iron? An Overview:The material gets its name […] Read More
Metal casting services offer a number of unique advantages compared to other industrial manufacturing methods. The casting process offers virtually unlimited flexibility in product design: instead of being limited by the machining or fabrication technology in use, custom cast components can be completely optimized based on functional performance, strength, and […] Read More
Acme Foundry’s custom machining division offers high quality CNC turning and CNC milling solutions. These precision machining services are both utilized across a range of industries to manufacture highly accurate metal parts with complex designs and close tolerances.The basic difference between turning and milling is that the turning centers rotate […] Read More