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Phoenix Metals, has ordered a gauge from Plain City, Ohio-based Advanced Gauging Technologies. This is Phoenix Metals' first thickness gauge order from AGT.

KASTO invited customers, media and others to its world headquarters in Germany to celebrate its 180th anniversary.

Boeing’s problems and supply chain issues put small pause on commercial aerospace’s anticipated long runout. (Photo courtesy Falcon Aerospace)

Specialty metals distributor Vested Metals has expanded its operations with the opening of a sales and service center in Fort Wayne, Ind. This is the first location outside the company's headquarters in St. Augustine, Fla.

All Foils, the nation's leading foil distributor and converter, has expanded its production capabilities with the addition of its 10th high-speed slitting and rewinding machine. The German machine will be shipped to its Cleveland location.

Insteel Wire Products Company has acquired Liberty Engineered Wire Products Inc. for $70 million in an asset transaction. IWPC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Insteel Industries, Mount Airy, N.C.

Bradley Lazard has become the president of Coil Processing, the product group of Bayou Processing & Storage and BDM Coil Coaters. Both of the companies are part of the North Shore Steel group of businesses.

Zekelman Industries has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia against the Republic of Mexico for violating trade agreements and dumping steel on the U.S. market. The lawsuit alleges that Mexico’s conduct threatens the national security of the United States by damaging domestic steel producers.

As we wind down the final days of 2024, it’s already time to start looking ahead to what 2025 will hold. For the steel industry, it looks a little better, at least if the folks at worldsteel are correct.

The aluminum market has been relatively stable over the last few years. But what does the future hold for nonferrous metals? (Photo by SAF)