Atlantic States Cast Iron Pipe is now known as McWane Ductile

This page is no longer active. Please follow us on our McWane Ductile page. In a move that unites them under one, iron-strong brand, the McWane Cast Iron Pipe Co., Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co., Atlantic States Cast Iron Pipe Co., and Clow Water Systems will consolidate under the new name McWane Ductile. The change, which became effective January 26, creates a unified company focused on providing excellent service and quality ductile iron pipe while making all of the divisions recognizable as part of the McWane family of companies. With this unification, McWane Ductile is fully committed to maintaining and continually investing in its three plants, located in Phillipsburg, New Jersey; Coshocton, Ohio; and Provo, Utah. The plants will be referred to as McWane Ductile New Jersey, McWane Ductile Ohio and McWane Ductile Utah. For generations, the McWane family of companies has been an industry leader in water distribution and infrastructure that provide plumbing and clean water works systems. The history of McWane Ductile traces back to 1871, when Charles Phillip (C.P.) McWane entered the foundry business in Lynchburg, Virginia, with his sons, Henry and James Ransom (J.R.). McWane, Inc. was later formed in 1977. In 1921, J.R. McWane started the McWane Cast Iron Pipe Company, a company that was designed and built as a specialty foundry for small diameter pipe. The McWane Pipe division acquired Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company in 1926 with McWane as a 50 percent partner, Atlantic States Cast Iron Pipe Company in 1975, Clow Water Systems Company in 1985, and Canada Pipe Company in 1989. In 2015, these divisions merged to create McWane Ductile. With over 900 employees, McWane Ductile is recognized today as the country's most experienced manufacturer and supplier of ductile iron pipe. The company's modern facilities offer 3-inch to 36-inch ductile iron pressure pipe and fittings to meet customer needs throughout the United States and Canada.