You can request a quote for castings by sending an email to todd@russelloyfoundry.com. Before a part can be priced, we will require a print and a material specification at a minimum. The more information you can send (part weights, estimated annual demand, pictures of existing tooling, etc.) the faster we will be able to process your request. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

The cost of casting varies according to project demands such as: Casting function Dimensions Metal grade Tolerances Finishing / secondary processing requirements Casting relies on economies of scale, so higher volume production runs will cost less per casting than low volume runs. For detailed information on costs for your project, request a quote at our contact page or email: todd@russelloyfoundry.com

Lead time vary based on several factors, including current facility capacity, order volume, complexity of parts and materials required. Our current standard lead time is 14 weeks from receipt of purchase order since iron castings are currently in high demand, but we are flexible and will do everything we can to accomodate. We are continuously working to decrease lead time and increase capacity, and our process is fluid enough that we are able to satisfy urgent needs for customers as they arise. Our new equipment installed in Nov. 2020 will be 4 times faster and should reduce lead-times to 6 weeks by Jan. 2021.

Payment by is our preferred method of payment. When submitting payment by check allow time for transit and processing. Orders ship only after checks have been received, processed and funds deposited. Send checks collect to: 1010 4th Street, P.O. Box, Durant, Iowa, 52747. Other available payment methods are: and electronic funds transfer (EFT): Specify EFT when submitting an order and we will provide bank transfer details.

All our casting work is custom and priced on a case-by-case basis. Custom castings and moldings have many elements that influence their final cost, including pattern complexity, run size, casting process, material used, and secondary processing required. Consultation with Jay Irwin, President of Russelloy, will help find the most economical combination of these factors to answer your needs. Contact Jay at todd@russelloyfoundry.com.

Russelloy sources its material from Conflict Free sources and complies with IPC 1755.

As part of our corporate responsibility, we are assuring our customers that Russelloy Foundry is partnering with companies that: Utilize fair labor practices and as a policy do not use or have sub-contractors that use minor, prisoner, or forced labor. And our partner suppliers (Where allowed) allow the work force to organize and freely communicate to management. Our supply chain is verified to comply with the responsible materials initiative (RMI) and is reviewed regularly. Having Documentation showing compliance with all environmental standards for the country and locality for which you and your subcontractors are located. Refrain from using conflict materials and provide Russelloy Foundry with products that are free from substances of very high concern (SVHC) and are RHOS, REACH, and Proposition 65 compliant. Identifies and has a procedure for handling and labeling hazardous material and can provide material safety Data sheets for all exported material and chemicals used on product upon request. Maintain safety record and have a system for corrective safety Measures should an accident occur. Has a risk management plan that includes (but not limited to): Addressing force majeure situations Financial stability Raw Material availability Equipment Failure Work force availability