Aerostar Manufacturing headquartered in Romulus, Michigan is a manufacturer and supplier of engineered components to Fortune 500 & 1000 companies including OEMs and Tier 1 companies globally. Aerostar Manufacturing is a highly regarded component and assembly supplier to automotive, marine, heavy truck, telecommunications, agriculture, electronics, hydraulics, lighting, medical, furniture, oil and gas, mining, power generations, material handling and many other industries. It supplies engineering components including battery trays and frames for hydrogen as well as the electric vehicle industry. With its manufacturing and supply chain network spread globally over US and India, it benefits from highest quality engineered components and world class customer service at a very competitive price. Its global portfolio of manufacturing capabilities includes castings, forgings, machining, gear cutting, extrusions, powder metal, fabrication, stampings, assembly, and many other support services. It operates manufacturing plants in Romulus, Michigan, USA with supply chain offices in Pune, Bengaluru, and Chennai, India supporting over 30 manufacturing partner facilities spread over Asia. “Just in castings alone, we have a vast capability – gravity die castings, permanent mold, investment castings, high pressure die castings (up to 2400 MT), shell mold, lost foam etc. We provide castings in iron, grey iron, aluminum, steel castings, zinc, brass, silicon-moly etc.” according to Paul Dostal, VP of Sales at Aerostar. The casting size and weight range varies from a few grams to over 5,000 lbs. Aerostar is an IATF 16949 and ISO 9001 – 2015 certified company. As we continually evolve and diversify, entering new markets and confronting new challenges, our primary focus remains on preserving our heritage, tradition, and most importantly, our unwavering commitment to our valued customers in the area of engineering components.
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28275 Northline Rd
Romulus, Michigan 48174, US
Karan Plaza
Pune, Maharashtra 411058, IN
Kushal Gardens, Peenya II
Bengaluru, Karnataka 560058, IN
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