Bronze Casting
Sculptures, monuments and memorial plaques. Over 100 years of bronze casting in Mödling near Vienna.
Bronze — the classic casting metal
Bronze is a copper-tin alloy (typically 88–92% Cu, 8–12% Sn) and one of the oldest materials known to mankind. It does not rust, develops a natural patina over time, and has been the material of choice for sculptures and monuments for centuries.
Becker Guss in Mödling has been working with bronze for over 100 years. From fine reliefs to large-scale sculptures, from memorial plaques to technical precision parts — we handle the full range from a single workshop. Clients from Austria, Germany and Switzerland trust our quality.
Natural Patina
Bronze develops an elegant patina over time — or stays polished, waxed or gilded
Centuries of durability
Ancient bronze objects prove the exceptional longevity of this material
Outdoor use
Corrosion-resistant and UV-stable — suitable for permanent outdoor installation
What we cast in bronze
Bronze is versatile. Our clients include artists, architects, municipalities, museums and industrial companies.
Sculptures & Art
From small figurines to large-scale public sculptures — we work closely with artists and implement your vision.
Monuments & Memorials
Commemorative plaques, bas-reliefs and busts for public spaces, cemeteries and buildings.
Architecture
Railings, door handles, decorative elements and fittings for prestigious construction projects.
Technical Parts
Bearings, bushings, flanges and mechanical components with excellent wear resistance.
How we cast bronze
Sand casting is the most common method for bronze — suitable for parts of all sizes, from small components to large sculptures. The process is cost-effective and flexible from quantity 1.
Lost-wax casting (investment casting) is used for highly detailed work and complex shapes. A wax model captures every detail, which is then cast in bronze. This is the preferred method for fine art castings and memorial plaques.
Casting processes explained →Recent bronze projects
Ready to start your bronze project?
Send us your drawings, sketches or ideas. We will get back to you with a quote.