Aluminium bronze foundry in France
industrial cast parts

A fully integrated aluminium bronze foundry
From design to machining, we manufacture high-performance components for demanding industrial applications

Railway

Components for overhead line systems, high-speed trains, metro and tramway infrastructure

Industrial valves

Components for fluid handling systems, networks and demanding operating conditions

electricity and energy

Aluminium bronze components designed for corrosion resistance and harsh environments

building and security

Components for access control, hardware and architectural applications

industry

Custom-made parts for industrial equipment and engineering applications

Decorative & Aesthetic PartS

Technical and decorative aluminium bronze components with high-quality finishes

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A leading aluminium bronze foundry in France

  • Over 1000 tons of copper alloys produced each year
  • A team of 125 skilled professionals
  • A durable and fully recyclable alloy

Replace welded assemblies with aluminium bronze castings

The casting process offers a cost-effective and reliable alternative to welded assemblies, enabling the production of stronger, more durable and high-performance components.

Aluminium bronze provides excellent mechanical strength and corrosion resistance, even in the most demanding industrial environments.

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Photo de pièces réalisées en cupro-aluminium

Fully integrated company, from the study and design of your tools to the machining and finishing of your parts

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Integrated
tooling

Foundry

Cutting

Machining

Quality control

Foundry Davergne

A high-performance industrial facility dedicated to your technical components

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A fully integrated industrial facility

Since 1947, Davergne Foundry has specialized in aluminium bronze alloys, delivering high-quality components for demanding applications.

Our expertise allows us to produce complex, precise parts while reducing machining operations and ensuring consistent quality.

A high-performance copper alloy for your component

Aluminium-Bronze offers excellent long-term stability and resistance to stress corrosion cracking. It is immune to atmospheric attacks and salt corrosion. Combined with good elastic resistance, this enhances the lifespan of your components.

All our production is carried out in gravity shell casting in metal mold, which improves the mechanical characteristics thanks to rapid cooling due to the good conductivity of the molds. Shell molding is suitable for small repetitive series of a few dozen parts to medium and large-scale production.

The tight and consistent dimensional tolerances associated with shell casting lead in reduced machining operations and a decrease in the weight of the parts.

Our alloys are refined in our melting furnaces using 100 %- recycled copper and aluminium, with or without the addition of iron and nickel.

Metallurgical quality and the internal alloy manufacturing process garantee an optimal material certified by our in-house analysis laboratory.

Continuous search for improvements for even more customer satisfaction

Mold maintenance in our integrated workshop, as well as their cleaning through cryogenics, ensures their longevity.

Our expertise in the production of Aluminium-Bronze components secures your installations across various industries: from railway sectors such as catenary items and components for rolling stock of metros, tramways, and high speed trains, to electrical industry, locksmithing, building, infrastructure, energy, industrial valves, marine industry, water treatment, fluid transport, firefighting equipment, ornamental pieces, and luxury components…

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Did you know ?

The Egyptians associated the Ankh symbol with life and longevity.
This symbol was often made of copper, a material already known for its exceptional durability.

Ankh en cuivre

According to archaeologists,
Copper tubes used to transport water were first employed in ancient Egypt around 2750 BC.

A specimen preserved in the Berlin Museum comes from a temple located near the pyramid of Sahure at Abusir.

Despite the poor condition of the structure, the fact that the copper piping is still in good condition demonstrates the durability of copper used as a piping material...

temple Isis