EBAA History

EBAA Iron, Inc. a ductile iron foundry owned and operated by the Bradley Family was founded in 1964 by Earl and Billie Bradley. The Bradley’s manufactured set screw style retainer glands for water and wastewater pipelines. Originally called Earl Bradley and Associates it was later shortened to EBAA (E-ba) so that the name could be placed on the castings.

Originally based in Dallas Earl moved his company to Eastland, Texas to develop EBAA into what it is today. Operating four induction coreless furnaces supplying two state of the art Vertical Part Molding lines (VPM) with automated pouring, two air-set lines, and a complete finishing and pattern tooling shops EBAA also operates another like VPM line with two induction coreless furnaces in Albany, Texas and a finishing and shipping center in Cordele, GA.

Earl passed in early 2005 and his family continued the company in its growing success. EBAA is now operated by Earl T. Bradley the eldest son to founder Earl Bradley. Earl T. Bradley’s commitment is the same as Earl Bradley’s “Make it Right, Make it On Time, and Deliver”.