Metal Shop Guide

6 shops · City of Toronto

Metal casting and foundries in Toronto

Aluminum, bronze, brass and zinc castings, from art to parts. What Toronto foundries pour.

  • 6shops listed
  • 2list a certification
  • 1take small jobs
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6 shops

MST Bronze

Toronto

  • Casting and foundry
  • Metal fabrication
  • Welding
  • +1

Casts and fabricates custom sculptures, architectural pieces and commemorative works, with art conservation and restoration services.

Certs
None listed
Equipment
CNC Robot and Routerinduction furnace+1
Jobs
Can help with drawings
Since 1983 View shop
  • Casting and foundry
  • Machining
  • Tool and die

Produces custom cast metal parts with machining, tooling and assembly for industrial customers.

Certs
None listed
Equipment
Not listed yet
Jobs
Takes small jobsProduction runs
Since 1946 View shop
  • Casting and foundry
  • Welding
  • Metal fabrication

Art foundry providing metal casting, welding and custom sculpture fabrication for artists, landscape architects and governments.

Certs
None listed
Equipment
Not listed yet
Jobs
Can help with drawings
3 services View shop
  • Casting and foundry
  • Polishing
  • Anodizing and plating

Trade jewellery studio offering CAD design, wax printing, lost wax casting, polishing and plating for independent jewellers.

Certs
None listed
Equipment
Not listed yet
Jobs
Can help with drawings
3 services View shop

Aluminum Mold & Pattern

Toronto 18 km

  • Tool and die
  • Machining
  • Casting and foundry
  • +1

Builds custom molds, fixtures, aluminum castings and machined parts for automotive, aerospace and medical customers.

Certs
ISO 9001
Equipment
5 axis machineshigh speed machining centres
Jobs
Production runs
Since 1962 View shop

Crest Tech

Scarborough 18 km

  • Machining
  • Casting and foundry

CNC milling and turning of prototypes and production parts, with alloy casting services for industrial and medical applications.

Certs
ISO 9001
Equipment
Not listed yet
Jobs
Prototypes
Since 1986 View shop

Before you call

Casting and foundry: the short version

Pouring molten metal into a mould to make parts: sand, die or lost wax casting.

When you need it

  • Complex shapes that cost too much to machine
  • Aluminum, bronze or brass parts
  • Replacing a broken casting from a sample
  • Art, plaques and sculpture

What to send the shop

  • A drawing, 3D model or the old part
  • Metal and alloy
  • How many castings, now and per year
  • Machining needed after casting
  • Whether a pattern already exists

Typical lead time

Toronto foundries quote time per job. Patterns add time to a first order.

Ask the shop

3 questions worth asking

  1. Q1

    Who makes the pattern, and who owns it?

  2. Q2

    What is your minimum order?

  3. Q3

    Can you machine the castings too?

Questions

Casting and foundry FAQ

What metals do Toronto foundries pour?

Shops we checked list aluminum, brass and bronze sand casting, zinc die casting, and lost wax bronze and stainless.

Can I order a small run?

Yes. One North York foundry says it is efficient at low volume custom castings.

Can they make big castings?

One North York foundry has over 3,000 lb of furnace capacity for large castings.

What does casting cost?

No Toronto foundry we checked posts prices. Patterns and volume drive the quote.

Good to know

  • Art foundries often need an appointment. Call before you visit.
  • No Toronto shop we checked posts prices for this. Send a request to compare quotes.

Need casting and foundry done?

One free request reaches up to 3 Toronto shops that do it.