CASTING SPECIFICATIONS & IRON PROCESS: A state-of-the-art electric melt system produces various gradesof ductile and gray irons. Computerized thermal analysis performed on each molten batch insures consistent metallurgical quality. Both semi-automatic green sand and air-set systems produce molds to make parts ofdiverse configuration from 1 to 2400 pounds... read more
INDUSTRIAL CASTINGS J.R, Hoe and Sons produces gray and ductile iron castings in a diverse range of sizes, weights, and configurations. From short to large production runs, quality is consistently maintained ... read more
MACHINING: HOE offers an extensive variety of manual and computer numerically controlled (CNC) machines to service your large and small projects. Castings produced in-house may be machined into finished parts for “Single Source Capability” for your machined castings. CNC machining offers precise, repeatable tolerances ... read more
CONCEPT TO FINISHED PROJECT: At J.R. Hoe we can take your concept – and turn it into a casting. With 3D modeling software and prototype foundry patternmaking services your idea can become a finished part. Take a look at our animated video of this process... read more
J.R. Hoe is a respected producer of quality iron castings utilized in a diverse range of industrial applications. Among industries served:
Tired of placing your order with the foundry, then shipping your casting order to a machine facility, then tracking your parts into your inventory? Does this add cost to your supply chain?
Hoe offers SINGLE SOURCE manufacturing to process your cast parts order from the pattern/tooling stage – through the casting process – into it CNC machining operation – and on the truck to you as a finished cast part.
Quality checks are made throughout the process to insure that our cast/machined parts reach your facility ready to use. Repeat ordered parts may be inventoried at HOE for quicker turnaround. And the ‘Flexible Manufacturing System’ at HOE can process both small and large volume machined casting orders.
Are you using costly weldments? Consider iron castings. By converting your steel weldment to a casting, your product will achieve an improved appearance, standardized size, less lead-times and often at a substantial savings. Strength is not compromised since ductile iron from 60,000 psi to over 100,000 psi may be may be incorporated into the design. With a casting you can also incorporate pertinent information such as a company logo or part number into your cast part.