Blue Creek is a quick responding foundry specializing in wear, corrosion and heat resistant centrifugal and sand casting, located just an hour southwest of Houston, Texas. We specialize in all 300 and 400 grades of stainless steel, high alloys and chrome iron produced to ASTM, AISI and proprietary specifications. Blue Creek casts using the latest Inductotherm electric furnaces and completely monitors the metal chemistry, raw materials, furnace charges and operation procedures which are all backed up by our top notch metallurgical laboratory. We comply with MIL-I-45208A and maintain a current Quality Assurance Program and manual. If you desire to improve your current casting quality or just want to work with a foundry that understands the need for fast answers and quick deliveries, call us! toll free at 1-800-843-6295. Established in 1986 to produce quality centrifugal and sand castings in both ferrous and nickel base compositions, Blue Creek offers experienced personnel working in a carefully designed facility, providing rapid delivery at competitive prices.Mark Hanson, President (BBA Baylor University) has 30 years in industrial sales, foundry production and administration. Chuck Hanson, Chief Engineer (BSME University of Michigan) has 40 years in foundry engineering, sales and administration. These are ably supported by dedicated and experienced personnel. The market target for Blue Creek Foundry is primarily high alloy wear, corrosion and heat resistant castings with customers in: Mining Defense Petrochemical Petroleum Industrial wear parts aerospace, naval pump seals and cleaners, jackets pump liners commercial castings for OEM's Production of castings commences with carefully selected and inspected raw materials. Induction furnaces (300# to 1200# capacity ) provide metal to centrifugal casting machines which produce castings from 4 inches to 20 inches in outside diameters and to 8 feet in length or to sand molds. Castings are produced to many specifications (Military, ASTM, as well as proprietary) with the composition continuously monitored by spectrometer.