From one piece to hundreds, Clearfield Machine can produce prototypes or mass produce your castings in gray and ductile irons. From a few pounds up to 18,000 pounds. We are your iron casting source.
“The Clearfield Machine Shops were founded and built in 1867 by A.F. Boynton and George S. Young, under the firm style of Boynton & Young. They operated it until the latter part of the year 1870, when Mr. Boynton sold his interest to G.L. Reed and William D. Bigler, after which the firm name became Bigler, Young & Co., and so continued until the year 1880.
At this time William H. Mulhollan purchased Young’s interest, and Frank B. Reed took one-half of G.L. Reed’s interest, and the name of the firm was again changed to Bigler, Reed & Co.
The works are located at the corner of Fourth and Pine streets. The buildings comprise a machine shop, foundry, boiler, and blacksmith shops. The special feature of the company’s work is the manufacture of fire brick machinery, and mill machinery in general, as well as castings, boilers, and machine work.”
Clearfield Machine Company has the capabilities to produce a wide variety of foam patterns determined by your casting needs.
For over 100 years Clearfield Machine Company has produced machines used for sizing, mixing and compacting materials.
Clearfield Machine Company produces Ductile Iron castings up to 18,000 pounds in various configurations from basic bars and rings, to highly cored volutes cylinders, and impellers.
Clearfield Machine Company offers basic prime painting and rust preventative coatings as an added service.
For custom made – highly intricate parts in quantities of one piece – or production volumes directly from your CAD design – consider the Patternless process to manufacture your sand molds.
Clearfield Machine Company offers a complete complement of machining capabilities to match its diverse casting production.