Duraloy Technologies, Inc.
MiningPennsylvania, United States51-200 Employees
Duraloy Technologies, Inc. operates in the mining sector, focusing on the development and production of specialty heat-resistant alloys. The company is based in Scottdale, Pennsylvania, at a facility that has been in operation since 1937, about 35 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. Its history extends to the 1920s, and it expanded through acquisitions of former Electroalloys in Elyria, Ohio and former Ultracast in Peru, Indiana, with all operations centralized at the Scottdale site. In 1994, it was acquired by a private United States corporation, and all equipment was consolidated at the single Scottdale facility to manufacture heat-resistant parts and assemblies. Duraloy serves the petrochemical, steel, heat treat, and aerospace markets, supplying tubes, fittings, supports, furnace rolls, titanium forming dies and platens, and spiral retorts in sizes from 2.5 to 48 inches in diameter. The company maintains collaborations with industry organizations, universities, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory to advance new materials in response to customer needs, supported by a relatively small workforce.