A Mainstay of American Business

The die casting industry is a mainstay of American business - castings are used in 90% of all finished products – and NADCA is a proud advocate for the industry. Made up of Individual and Corporate Members, we educate audiences on the industry's importance and benefits to support our membership's business initiatives. NADCA’s dedicated, responsive and experienced team delivers valuable information, services and solutions to the industry and our members.

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NADCA is committed to helping solve the latest technical and operational challenges in die casting through:

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News & Announcements

9/23/2026
New operation expands high-pressure die casting and manufacturing capacity in the southeastern United States JACKSON, Tenn. - ArtiFlex Holdings today announced the acquisition of a casting facility in Jackson, Tennessee, and the launch of ArtiCast Ja
9/23/2026
Luke Engineering & Anodizing Co. has completed a major expansion at its Rittman, Ohio facility, adding 12,173 square feet of new production space designed to handle bigger, longer, and more demanding jobs.
9/9/2026
ArtiFlex Manufacturing, Inc. today announced a strategic realignment of leadership responsibilities under the banner ArtiFlex Holdings and the family of companies within its umbrella.
9/2/2026
The Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce will honor Spartan Light Metal Products with its 2026 Commerce and Industry Award.
9/2/2026
This program is devoted to understanding and identifying the probable causes of defects in die castings and to determining and implementing solutions that minimize or eliminate the effects of the problem.
8/26/2026
Normally, Ford’s 3-million-square-foot Louisville Assembly Plant (LAP) is defined by the steady drum of thousands of people assembling vehicles. But one year ago, Ford announced the plant would be completely transformed — going from a gas-powered veh

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