Waupaca Machining Center

Waupaca Foundry - Waupaca

Machining Center - Waupaca, WI

The Waupaca machining operation is located in the Waupaca, Wisconsin on the Plant 2/3 gray iron foundry campus. The facility has 50,000 square feet of manufacturing space and employs 20 skilled workers who lead CNC machining of brake components for the commercial vehicle markets.

This modern manufacturing facility features fully automated material handling systems including robotics and automated guided vehicles (AGV), state-of-the-art CNC turning centers, and the top of the line inspection systems and gaging to produce consistent high quality components.

Machining Center

600 Industrial Drive
PO Box 249
Waupaca, WI - Machining 54981
Phone Number: +1 (715) 258-6611

Airports with service to area:

Appleton International Airport (ATW)
Central Wisconsin Airport (CWA)

Timezone:

Central Time Zone (CST)

Plant Location

Waupaca Foundry

- Dec 9, 2024

Buckle up: New committee custom benches rev up Iola’s revitalization

Buckle up: New committee, custom benches rev up Iola’s revitalization

IOLA – When a village with fewer than 1,300 citizens hosts an annual event drawing 100 times its population, the village could either sit on its hands and hope for more year-round visitors – or it could formalize and come up with a more productive form of seating. Alan Bauer said with the formation of... The post Buckle up: New committee, custom benches rev up Iola’s revitalization appeared first on The Business News.

Matthew Day | The Business News

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Waupaca Foundry

- Nov 14, 2024

Maintenance Team Member Embodies Service to Country, Foundry

Maintenance Team Member Embodies Service to Country, Foundry

Damon Simmons, a melt maintenance team member at Plant 1, a gray iron foundry in Waupaca, Wis. embodies the values of service and dedication in both his military and professional life.

Megan Mulholland | Waupaca Foundry

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Waupaca Foundry

- Aug 29, 2024

Waupaca Foundry R&D Department Fabricates Bridge for Local Park

Waupaca Foundry R&D Department Fabricates Bridge for Local Park

John Smith, a committee member of the Manawa Area Veterans Freedom Park project, had no doubt about who to call for fabricating a bridge for the park: his former colleagues at the Waupaca Foundry Research & Development Department. “I used to work at Waupaca Foundry for 20 years,” John shares. “As a Production Foreman, I witnessed firsthand the casting and fabrication skills and the quality of work those guys deliver. I knew they’d do an amazing job.”

Kim Viduski | Waupaca Foundry

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