August 2025 For more than a century, Seneca Foundry has proudly supplied high-quality iron castings under the leadership of the McCollough family. Over the past 25 years, fourth-generation owner Kirk McCollough led the company with a strong focus on customer service and casting excellence. Last year, ownership transitioned to Lori...
August 2025 Seneca Foundry, a cornerstone of Webster City manufacturing for 116 years, proudly celebrates the first anniversary of ownership under Lori Mason, who now serves as President and CEO. A Trailblazing Leader Lori Mason stands as the foundry’s first female President and CEO, a milestone in an industry where...
September 8, 2023 Seneca Foundry is proud to have contributed to the exciting new splash pad project coming to East Twin Park in Webster City. This community-driven project is the result of partnerships and donations from local businesses and individuals who share a commitment to enhancing recreational opportunities for families...
As the annual ABI Iowa Legends in Manufacturing Awards approaches this fall, Seneca Foundry is looking back on the excitement that last year's awards brought. At last year’s award show, Seneca Foundry Owner and Board of Directors Chairman Kirk McCollough took home the Small Business Legends of Manufacturing Award for...
Source: The Daily Freeman-Journal, April 4th, 2023 Within the large, dark room, light flashes from the molten iron. Noise permeates the scene, as workers move with the intent of getting their jobs done. Located in a 35,000 square foot facility off of 240 Mackinlay Kantor Dr in Webster City, Seneca...
Source: AdvancedTek, April 5, 2022 When you picture a foundry, what type of images come to mind? An industrial melting furnace? Molten metal being poured into molds? Racks of hanging casting patterns? 3D printers? The first few are probably obvious, but 3D printers? Why would a foundry need a 3D printer?...
On June 13, 2019, Seneca Foundry was at Sinto America’s manufacturing plant, in Grand Ledge, Michigan, to train on their newly purchased X7i-FDS22R-455GR-C Barinder, an innovative, high speed, an automated grinder that dramatically reduces finishing time and labor costs, prior to shipping. Seneca Foundry, an iron castings manufacturer, is located...
By Adri Sietstra (asietstra@freemanjournal.net) The Daily Freeman Journal, Friday, October 6, 2017 Students from the Iowa Central Career Academy toured Seneca Foundry Thursday morning to get a glimpse into the world of manufacturing. High school juniors and seniors from Webster City, Eagle Grove, Clarion, Fort Dodge and Humboldt participated in...
