RMG, also known as Lawton Anniston, produces complex ductile iron castings ranging from 5 to 150 pounds, serving industries such as transportation, agriculture, and construction. With in-house pattern and machine shops, they offer specialty grades, scalable volumes, and precision support.

Lawton Anniston combines craftsmanship, modern technology, and lean manufacturing to deliver high-quality ductile iron castings. Our commitment to precision and performance is backed by advanced engineering tools, full lab support, and ISO 9001 certification. With a focus on continuous improvement, we ensure castings that meet demanding specifications—on time and to standard.
ISO 9001 certified
Full internal laboratory support
Full layout inspection and CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine)
Optical and laser measurement capabilities
Rigorous quality control process for every casting
Complete casting and tooling design support
Advanced modeling and simulation software (3D modeling, CAD, flow, and solidification analysis)
Fast prototyping capabilities
Technically proficient engineering team ready to collaborate on challenging projects
Automated mold storage and retrieval system for improved efficiency
Streamlined production flow and real-time tracking
Focused investment in equipment, people, and process improvement
Ongoing initiatives to reduce waste and enhance quality assurance

Lawton Anniston, formerly Renaissance Manufacturing Group (RMG), is a ductile iron foundry with a legacy rooted in operational excellence and a commitment to reinvestment in people, processes, and equipment. Now part of The Lawton Standard Co., we continue to serve our customers with the same dedication—enhancing our capabilities through shared values, modern technology, and expanded resources. We take pride in tailoring solutions to meet specific volume, cost, and engineering requirements while maintaining transparent communication and a customer-first mindset.
Our Anniston facility traces its foundry roots back to 1896 and has served the transportation and heavy equipment industries for generations. From its early days under government control during World War II to becoming part of International Harvester and later Navistar, the site has evolved alongside the industry itself. As Lawton Anniston, we carry that legacy forward—combining historical strength with forward-thinking innovation to deliver exceptional castings and long-term value for our customers and employees alike.