2013
Cast Iron moves to the new offices and the new lab is now active. All lab tests take place inhouse. Cast Iron aspires the ISO 9001 certificate.

2012
Cast Iron moves to the new buildings. All patterns (+/- 5.000) are stored in the new 1.400 m² models-warehouse.

2007
The foundry has changed its name to Cast Iron. The company is making important investments in process improvements and the environment. Cast Iron focuses on the production of cast iron of all qualities, for larger pieces in medium-sized runs.

1999
The capacity is being extended and the processes are being automated further. The machine moulding bay makes pieces up to 200 kg and the hand moulding bay makes pieces up to 6,000 kg.

1995
The foundry is making important investments in automation and environment-friendly production techniques. Equal amounts of nodular and lamellar cast iron are produced.

1986
Expanding activities to include high quality mechanical cast iron and critical components for coaches and HGVs.

1970
The foundry now produces lamellar or grey cast iron and also nodular, acid-resistant and heat-resistant cast iron.

1963
The foundry is moving to a new factory in Beerse. The working area now amounts to 15,000 m². Start-up of a new iron foundry with two production lines: a machine casting bay up to 75 kg and a hand casting bay up to 4,000 kg.

1945
Start-up of a production line for mechanical cast iron.

1933
Extending the company activities to include castings for roadworks.

1925
Exclusive supplier of castings for steamships in the port of Antwerp.

1924
Establishment of the Iron & Copper foundry in Turnhout.