BarronCast installs three Mazak Machining centers adding in-house CNC machining capabilities.

BarronCast expands and adds additional new 28,000 square-foot facility in Oxford Township.

Company diversifies into precision casting by acquiring Lanthier Foundry and Machine in Oxford, Michigan and renamed it BarronCast Inc. The company focuses on serving the defense industry.

MMC diversifies into castings for Oil and Gas exploration.

Environmentally ahead of its time, MMC invests in the first 2 of its 3 Lindberg 20 ton coreless induction furnaces to replace its cupola melting operation.

Motor and Machinery becomes first licensee of the “Full Mold Process”.

Motor and Machinery undergoes a complete modernization to add the capabilities of producing large ductile iron castings.

Motor and Machinery retools for the war effort and produces tool and die castings for the manufacture of the Liberator B24 bombers.

Joseph H. Barron Sr. founds Motor and Machinery Castings in Detroit, producing large gray iron sand castings.