Trent Castings
Iron foundry producing precision castings for engineering, railway and heavy-industry customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Trent Castings
Trent Castings manufactures grey, ductile, austempered ductile, wear-resistant and other iron castings, from design review through moulding, melting, quality control and finishing.
It serves customers across the UK and beyond, including railway, engineering, mining, chemical-processing and marine applications. Sales are based on supplying castings, with optional machining or coating through supply-chain partners.
Founded in 1984, Trent Castings relocated in 2024 to a purpose-built foundry in New Houghton, Nottinghamshire. The company operates two induction furnaces and two moulding lines.
Product: Iron castings in grey, ductile, ADI, wear-resistant and specialist grades, with optional finishing services.
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