AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT PARTS

At Eagle Precision, we build agricultural equipment parts that work as hard as the equipment they’re made for. Farm and field machinery are constantly subjected to stress from grit, vibration, and weather, which can wear down even the toughest components. Our investment casting process provides manufacturers with the durable parts that stand up to heavy use.

We cast ferrous and non-ferrous alloys to achieve the right combination of strength, corrosion resistance, and toughness. Investment casting allows for complex features, smooth contours, and uniform wall thickness, which reduce machining and improve assembly fit. Our engineering team reviews each design for castability, dimensional stability, and efficiency in tooling layout. That attention to process not only enhances yield but also helps customers achieve consistent performance across production runs.

Quality You Can Trust

Quality isn’t a checkpoint at the end of our process—it’s something we build in from the start. Each of our agricultural equipment parts is measured, inspected, and documented to make sure it meets dimensional and surface standards before shipment. That attention to detail gives OEMs and aftermarket suppliers the confidence to rely on our parts for tight-tolerance applications where precision really matters.

Over the years, we’ve cast hinge brackets, anchors, roller heads, and other agricultural equipment parts that prove how one investment casting can often replace several welded or machined pieces. Fewer joints mean less stress, fewer failure points, and a more straightforward assembly process that saves both time and cost.

When durability and accuracy are essential, manufacturers turn to Eagle Precision. We combine decades of foundry experience with modern process control to produce agricultural equipment parts that perform dependably in real working conditions. From design collaboration to final product, every detail is handled with the goal of keeping your equipment strong, reliable, and ready for the next season.