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METAL-KOLOR / STARACHOWICE · POLAND

Metal. In your shape.

METAL-KOLOR casting — illustrative AI retouch of an original photograph

METAL-KOLOR non-ferrous foundry. Aluminium, copper and its alloys. From patterns and castings to machining and bearing refurbishment.

Three areas of expertise

Start with what your project needs.

Beyond the casting

Machining and bearing refurbishment.

Machining of castings

Identify the surfaces, datums and dimensional requirements. The scope of machining is agreed for the component.

Bearing refurbishment

Describe the bearing and its condition to discuss the refurbishment work required.

What helps us assess your enquiry?

Prepare a drawing, pattern or sample component. Include the material, quantity, required delivery date and machining requirements. Add any specified mechanical properties or leak-tightness requirements.

If the documentation is incomplete, describe the available information and the component’s application. Also state whether the enquiry concerns an urgent repair or maintenance job.

Pouring molten metal into a mould at METAL-KOLOR
Pouring molten metal into a mould at METAL-KOLOR.

From the archive

Metal takes shape.

Interior of a circular ribbed component with a central opening
Interior of a circular ribbed component with a central opening.
Elongated metal body with flanges at both ends
Elongated metal body with flanges at both ends.

Based in Starachowice, Poland

METAL-KOLOR has operated in Starachowice since 1989. We combine foundry experience with machining of castings and the refurbishment of components such as plain bearings.

The facility is located at 5 Ostrowiecka Street. Contact details and directions are available on the contact page.

Discover our foundry

Aerial view of the METAL-KOLOR facility
Aerial view of the METAL-KOLOR facility

Technical knowledge

A good enquiry starts with information.

  1. Selecting an aluminium alloyRead guide ↗
  2. Selecting bronze, brass or a copper alloyRead guide ↗
  3. Bearing alloys and refurbishmentRead guide ↗

All technical guides

FAQ

Before you send an enquiry

Answers to the most common questions about the initial information.

What should I send for an initial quotation?

Send a drawing, pattern or sample photograph, the material designation, quantity, key dimensions and any machining requirements.

Can casting and machining be discussed in one enquiry?

Yes. Identify the surfaces and dimensions to be machined so that the full scope can be reviewed together.

Does the website publish parameters for every alloy?

No. The appropriate grade and requirements should come from the current documentation for the specific component.

Have a drawing? Let’s give it shape.

Send a drawing, a sample or a description of the component. Start with the information you have.

Let’s talk about your project