What Eagle Foundry does

Eagle Foundry is a privately held, vertically integrated iron and steel casting manufacturer founded in 1974 and headquartered on a 38+ acre campus in Eagle Creek, Oregon, roughly 35 miles from Portland. The company operates a no-bake foundry using induction melting furnaces, with four induction pots rated 2,000–3,000 pounds each, producing up to 35 tons of metal per day and castings up to 2,000 pounds. Its product portfolio is concentrated in abrasion-, impact-, wear-, and heat-resistant castings in high chrome white iron, manganese, low alloy steels, and air hardening pearlitic and martensitic steels, marketed under approximately 8,000 active SKUs as replacement parts for crushing and processing equipment (vertical shaft impactors, horizontal shaft impactors, hammermills, asphalt plants, sand and gravel washers, and related categories).

The business sells primarily through a nationwide authorized dealer network in the United States, supplemented by direct sales and shipping for territories and international customers where dealers are unavailable. Commercial coverage is structured around three regional sales representatives (Oregon; California/Nevada/Arizona; Tennessee/Kentucky/Alabama/Georgia), a Sales Manager, and dedicated order and shipping coordinators. End markets span aggregate processing, recycling, asphalt production, cement manufacturing, mixing operations, wood products processing, machinery manufacturing, power generation, and mining.

Operations are fully in-housed, including a pattern storage facility holding 6,000–8,000 patterns, an on-site pattern shop capable of new pattern fabrication or modification, metal analysis and sand testing labs, a grinding facility, and an on-site heat treat facility. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed, with revenue deriving from one-time orders for both one-off prototypes and larger production runs. No external investors, funding rounds, M&A, or digital/AI product layers are disclosed.

Name

Eagle Foundry

Legal name

Eagle Foundry

Website

https://eaglefoundryco.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1974

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Eagle Foundry is a privately held Oregon-based foundry, founded in 1974, that manufactures abrasion-, impact-, wear-, and heat-resistant iron and steel castings for equipment manufacturers and end users across the aggregate, recycling, asphalt, cement, mining, and power industries, distributing primarily through a U.S. authorized dealer network.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Industrial Foundry Castings

NAICS

Iron Foundries (331511), Primary Metal Manufacturing (331)

SIC

Nonferrous Foundries (Castings) (3360)

akta.pro primary industry

Steel Casting (Continuous Casting, Ingots, Semi-Finished Slabs/Billets/Blooms) (IMAKABAD)

Keywords

• Industrial castings
• Wear resistant castings
• White iron foundry
• Crusher replacement parts
• Abrasion resistant steel

Headquarters

HQ city

Eagle Creek

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Casting and Parts Sales: Eagle Foundry generates revenue through the sale of custom and standard castings, primarily replacement parts for industrial equipment. The company manufactures castings up to 2,000 pounds and works with existing tooling or creates parts from drawings or samples. They offer both one-off prototypes and large production runs.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Eagle Foundry is a no-bake foundry that manufactures quality castings in abrasion, impact, wear, and heat resistant white iron, manganese, and low alloy steels. The company produces replacement parts for industrial crushing and processing equipment (including horizontal shaft impactors, vertical shaft impactors, hammermills, asphalt plants, and sand/gravel washers) using induction melting furnaces with up to 35 tons of daily metal capacity, supporting castings up to 2,000 pounds for equipment manufacturers and end users across aggregate, recycling, asphalt, cement, mixing, wood products, machinery manufacturing, power, and mining industries.

Product overview

Eagle Foundry is a single-product foundry company specializing in manufacturing quality castings for equipment manufacturers and end users. The company offers a unified casting portfolio centered on replacement parts for crushing and processing equipment, including HSI Parts (horizontal shaft impactors), VSI Parts (vertical shaft impactors), Asphalt Parts, Hammermill Parts, and Sand and Gravel Washer Parts. They also produce Heat and Abrasion Resistant Parts in white iron, manganese, and low alloy steels. With over 8,000 different parts/patterns covering equipment from brands such as Astec, Barber Green, Barmac, Cedarapids, Hazemag, and Telsmith, the company serves aggregate, recycling, asphalt, cement, mixing, wood products, machinery manufacturing, power, and mining industries. Castings are manufactured up to 2,000 pounds using no-bake foundry and induction melting techniques.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• HSI Parts Replacement castings for horizontal shaft impactors (HSI), designed for abrasion, impact, and wear resistance in aggregate, recycling, and mining applications.
• VSI Parts Replacement castings for vertical shaft impactors (VSI), engineered for durability in crushing and processing equipment for aggregate and mining industries.
• Asphalt Parts Replacement castings for asphalt plants, including wear and heat resistant components for mixing and processing equipment.
• Hammermill Parts Wear-resistant castings for hammermill equipment used in aggregate processing and material reduction applications.
• Sand and Gravel Washer Parts Replacement castings for sand and gravel washers, designed to withstand abrasion and wear in material processing operations.
• Heat and Abrasion Resistant Parts Specialized castings in white iron, manganese, and low alloy steels engineered for applications requiring resistance to heat, abrasion, impact, and wear across cement, power, and manufacturing industries.

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

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API docs

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Emerging players

• Dura-Bar: Manufacturer of continuous cast iron bar stock and tubes serving machining and industrial parts markets. Adjacent peer using similar ferrous metal expertise via a different (continuous casting) process; shares the same material and industrial customer base as Eagle Foundry.

Direct peers

• Spokane Industries: Washington-state-based foundry producing steel and iron castings, forgings, and machined components for mining, aggregate, defense, and heavy industrial markets. Closely comparable to Eagle Foundry as a regional specialty ferrous foundry with similar end-market exposure to wear and impact-resistant parts.
• Stainless Foundry & Engineering: Wisconsin-based specialty foundry producing ferrous and stainless steel castings for industrial, military, and heavy-equipment customers. Comparable to Eagle Foundry in offering custom ferrous castings for demanding industrial applications, with similar size and customer profile.

Broad incumbents

• Hensley Industries: Manufacturer of ground engaging tools and wear parts for mining, construction, and aggregate markets (now part of Komatsu). Competes with Eagle Foundry in replacement wear parts for the same equipment types and end customers, but at significantly larger scale with parent-company distribution.
• Waupaca Foundry: Largest iron foundry in the US, producing gray, ductile, and high-alloy iron castings for automotive, industrial, and off-highway customers. Overlaps with Eagle Foundry on ferrous casting materials and industrial customer base, but operates at substantially larger scale and broader end-market scope.
• East Jordan Iron Works: Michigan-based iron foundry producing cast iron products for waterworks, infrastructure, and industrial markets. Comparable to Eagle Foundry as a long-tenured ferrous foundry serving demanding industrial applications, but larger and more concentrated in municipal/infrastructure end markets.
• ESCO Corporation: Long-established Portland-based manufacturer of wear parts and attachments for mining, aggregate, and construction (now part of Weir Group). Directly comparable product offering to Eagle Foundry in crusher wear parts, but at materially larger scale and with global distribution.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles6 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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