For four decades, Mega Foundries has been the silent backbone of modern infrastructure. This is the story of how we built trust, one pour at a time.
The story of Mega Foundries is the story of American manufacturing resilience. When others shut down blast furnaces in the late 80s, we doubled down on quality. When the market demanded cheaper materials, we invested in stronger alloys.
We believe that history isn't just about looking back—it's about understanding the foundation we stand on today. Every beam, every bolt, and every chassis we cast carries the DNA of 40 years of expertise.
Founded by Robert Sterling in a defunct rail yard in Pittsburgh, Mega Foundries began with a single mission: to produce American steel that could outlast the competition. In these early days, the company focused exclusively on heavy rail components, establishing a reputation for unbreakable durability.
Recognizing the shift in global manufacturing, Mega Foundries made the bold decision to acquire facilities in Germany and Japan. This era marked our transition from a domestic supplier to a global logistics partner, allowing us to serve automotive giants on three continents.
The definition of strength changed. It wasn't just about hardness anymore; it was about efficiency. We invested $500M into electric arc furnaces and AI-driven metallurgy, becoming the first foundry in our sector to achieve carbon-neutral production for specific alloy lines.
We aren't done writing our story. Join us as we pioneer the next generation of aerospace composites.
