Experience Anchor Harvey’s machining facility from above in our drone flyover video. Get a clear view of the shop floor layout, extensive machinery, capabilities, and the general footprint of the…

Take a drone flyover tour of Anchor Harvey’s machining facility in Schaumburg, IL. Explore the shop floor layout, equipment lineup, and the scale of our capabilities from a fresh perspective.

Take a drone flyover tour of Anchor Harvey’s machining facility in Schaumburg, IL. Explore the shop floor layout, equipment lineup, and the scale of our capabilities from a fresh perspective.

See how an aluminum component is made at Anchor Harvey’s Freeport, IL facility. Watch a component move from raw material to finished part.

Offshore to Onshore: The Realities of Reshoring American Manufacturing for Supply Chain Resilience 2024

Our customer had a unique design for hitching their tillage implement to the industry tractors that incorporated a patented Articulate Ball Hitch design.

The customer was purchasing a hub assembly design intended for specific use on playground equipment; however, it had a short life cycle before needing maintenance or replacement.

The customer’s existing jack system was engineered to operate on their slurry separation equipment (which is used in offshore oil fields).

Extrusion, including extruded aluminum, is a process that creates a product of a fixed cross-sectional profile along its entire length.

Anchor Harvey is proud to provide a wide variety of custom forged aluminum products, but customers may wonder why they may need forged products instead of billeted material products.

Anchor Harvey understands that not everyone is intensely familiar with the advantages of forged aluminum products.

Much of the modern aerospace and aircraft construction industries wouldn’t exist without the highly advanced aluminum industry to provide ideal materials.

Over the past decade, the wild blue yonder has proven quite favorable to aerospace forgings and the aerospace industry in general.

Forging, as a metal forming process, defines itself by forcing a ductile metal component into a specific shape as needed for its purpose.

“Made in America” is a consistent sign of quality that many consumers look for in their everyday lives.

Choosing a metal forging partner can feel daunting. While assemblers and end product manufacturers have detailed knowledge of their own components, they may lack familiarity with the production process.