Ductile Iron
Pipe Group McWane, Inc.'s ductile iron pipe
facilities produce a product that offers many
desirable qualities, such as corrosion resistance,
a necessity for water and sewage systems, and
machinability, which makes it ideal for field
modifications. In addition, ductile iron pipe
surpasses its competitors in terms of durability,
strength and ductility and is lighter and more
cost-effective than cast iron. As a result, ductile
iron maintains a maximum margin of safety against
service failures and provides a durable and reliable
solution for utility systems. |
Ductile Iron Pipe Divisions
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The
first McWane foundry, McWane Pipe was organized in 1921 in Birmingham,
AL and today continues to produce ductile iron pipe used in the water
infrastructure of cities across America. |
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Started
in 1926, Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company manufactures ductile
iron pipe to serve the western United States from its facility in
Provo, UT. |
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Atlantic
States produces ductile iron pipe for customers located throughout the
mid-Atlantic, New England and Canada from its facility in Phillipsburg,
NJ. |
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Clow Water Systems produces ductile iron pipe
and waterworks fittings to
serve the central United States from
its facility in Coshocton, Ohio.
In addition the facility operates a
custom fabrication plant building
pipe systems for industrial applications. |
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McWane Distributes cast iron pipe products
manufactured at its U.S. facilities
to all of Canada through its Canada
Pipe division. |
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McWane
Coal
Located in Alabama, McWane Coal is the company’s
natural resources division. It manages the mining
of McWane's coal reserves producing both metallurgical
and steam grade coals. In addition, it manages
McWane's substantial timber plantations that
supply the local paper and lumber industries. |
