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<H1> Irish Foundry of Seattle, Washington </H1>
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<H1> Irish Foundry & Manufacturing, Inc. </H1>
<H1> Phone: 206.623.7147 </H1>
<H1> Fax: 206.623-0683 </H1>
<H1> Email:<A HREF="mailto: irishfoundry@irishfoundry.com"> irishfoundry@irishfoundry.com</A>
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<H1> Irish Foundry's manufacturing facility is located at: 45 South Spokane Street
Seattle, WA 98134 </H1>
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Charles Irish established Irish Foundry & Manufacturing, Inc. in 1985, continuing
a family legacy of five generations in the foundry trade. Irish Foundry has
earned a reputation as an innovative force in the industry. National trade publications
such as Modern Castings and Engineering Solutions have featured the company's
engineering accomplishments. . . For its design benefits and customer service,
Irish Foundry has been recognized by the American Foundry Society as a Top Ten
Award Winner for two consecutive years. With a new facility in 1995, Irish Foundry
has enhanced it's ability to be of service. Click the button below for a description
of some of our capabilities. . . .1996 - Assist a marine firm in Miami, Florida
to help develop intricate pressure tight aluminum manifolds. 1997 - A Vancouver,
BC firm called upon us for developing a family of die castings for deck railing
system. 1998 - A hydraulics' corporation from Denver selected our firm to cast
stainless steel components to update a marine lock system. 1999 - Using the
lost foam method our engineering team has developed a complex heat sink for
a company in Cleveland, Ohio. 2000 - To enhance tonal quality of their hand
bells, a Pennsylvania firm is changing from sand castings to lost foam. Our
goal is to assist your firm in the manufacturing of a cost effective, well designed
product. We look forward to working with you. Click Here to read a Seattle Post-Intelligencer
article on Irish Foundry! . . . . Value-added engineering is maximized with
Irish Foundry's award-winning x-ray system heat sink conversion. It's lost foam
castings can deliver uniformity, dimensional stability and superior airflow.
Irish Foundry offers aluminum, brass, zinc, iron, steel and stainless. The company
has refined a variety of molding processes that eliminate costly machining and
secondary operations. Above all, Irish Foundry is a problem-solving company.
We take great pride in giving our customers solutions that optimize a value-added
philosophy. Contacting Irish Foundry... Irish Foundry & Manufacturing, Inc.
Phone: 206.623.7147 Fax: 206.623-0683 Email: irishfoundry@hotmail.com Irish
Foundry's manufacturing facility is located at: 45 South Spokane Street Seattle,
WA 98134"Lost Foam" casting grants the freedom to create cost-effective precision
designs not feasible by conventional methods. Lost Foam allows: „ Consolidation
of multiple parts „ Weight reduction „ Reduction in machine operation „ Reduction
in the customer's in-house processing „ Exacting tolerances and lower overall
cost Irish Foundry is proud to be a problem-solving company. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxWe
specialize in precision xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxdesign and engineering for
cost-effective casting solutions. When you work with Irish Foundry, you gain
a design engineering partner who seeks out opportunities to increase the value
of your product. Our goal is to enhance efficiency and functionality from concept
to completion. Irish Foundry casts aluminum, brass, zinc, iron, steel andstainless.
In addition to Lost Foam, the company has mastered a variety of processes that
eliminate costly machining and secondary operations, including Air-Set Green
Sand and Die Casting. You can rely on Irish Foundry for: „ Advanced computer
automation „ Just-in-time delivery „ Tooling for foam, die & sand castings „
An innovative design team „ Complete machining available „ LoctiteȘ Vacuum Impregnation
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