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Spuncast Inc
1976
Spuncast, Inc. was founded in 1976 to supply the
needs of customers for heat resistant tubing.
Our first customer required a thousand (1,000) 3-1/2″ diameter
castings; upon completion of this order, we were in business. The castings were centrifugally cast,
cleaned, cut to length, pressure tested and delivered by our owners.
This attention to detail and awareness of
our customers’ needs is the basis of our business, just as it was then. From this humble start, we have grown to be a
significant force in supplying quality centrifugal castings to many major
markets.
These operations include heat treating,
rough and tight-tolerance finish machining.
Our fully equipped lab provides full metallurgical services. Our commonly produced alloys can meet your
specific design requirements in alloy steels, irons, heat and corrosion
resistant stainless steels.
- Chemical
Processing Equipment
- Defense
Industry
- Food
Processing Equipment
- Furnace
Builders
- Glass
Mfg Equipment
(Glass Rolls) - Heat
Treating Equipment
(Food Industry) - Metal
Extruding
- Mineral
& Ore Processing Eqmt
- Mining
Equipment
(Off-Road Hydraulic Cylinders) - Pulp
& Paper Equipment
- Pumps
and Valves
- Steel
Processing Equipment
1997
04 25 Spuncast Inc. of Watertown, a producer of centrifugal stainless steel castings, reached a milestone on Friday when the industry celebrated its latest goal in work safety. Employees worked 2,273 days or six years and 79 days or 1,500,000 hours without a lost time injury. The event was celebrated with cake, snacks and refreshments, and gifts for employees. Spuncast President Ron Rohrmayer announced that a $300,000 bonus would be divided among employees.
2005
10 12 An
addition to the primary machine shop at Spuncast Inc.
in the town of Emmet will help boost production and employment at the plant for
at least the next five years. The
addition, which includes over 12,000 square feet of manufacturing space and
approximately 3,200 square feet of employee facilities, should help create
about 15 jobs in the near future, Spuncast President
Don Payne said. “Because of our expected
growth we anticipate to add anywhere from eight to 10 jobs each year for the
next five years,” Payne said. “Just in
the past four months we have added 15 jobs.”
History of Watertown, Wisconsin