Foothills Steel Foundry have been manufacturing world class wear parts for over 70 years. We have an exemplary reputation for high quality steel castings, professional service and product support, and some of the best wear life in the industry.

The Irving family has owned and operated FSF through 4 generations, since 1947. Foothills Steel Foundry has grown to have branch and dealer stocking locations throughout Canada, USA, Australia and New Zealand.

Our customer list includes multi-national concrete and aggregate producers, large and small mining companies, equipment manufacturers and service providers, engineering designers and workshops, and quarry operators ranging from 10 million to a few thousand tons per annum.

Foothills Steel Foundry represents a supplier of high quality steel castings for the Mining and Aggregate industry. With a focus on a highly developed product line of manganese wear parts, and branch locations spanning Across Canada, USA and Australia, Foothills Steel Foundry can deliver high end manganese consumables with an industry leading timeline.

We have developed worldwide distribution network for manganese wear liners, chute liners, martensitic chrome impact liners, Custom P&H Gear Racking, as well as petrochemical custom castings.

Our specialty is is in casting wear resistant alloys (including Manganese, High Chrome and custom alloys). We have an extensive catalogue of crusher manganese and chrome castings, crusher mainframe components (bonnets, cone heads, jaw stocks), wear parts for aggregate and concrete producers, power stations and dredging equipment, and other high wear industries.

We have a casting capacity up to 9,000kg finished weight, and a volume exceeding 500,000kg per month. We also have machining, finishing and assembly facilities in-house, allowing us to heat treat, machine and assemble more complex cast parts, including P&H shovel gear racking, bonnets, cone heads and crusher mainframe components, and entire crushers.

We work hard to understand how our parts perform in the real world. Using the latest technology, we can track wear life and wear patterns. This information feeds back into our manufacturing systems to continually improve our processes, our products, our service and most importantly, the value to our customers.