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The deadline for the Metal My Way competition is approaching quickly. Metalworking enthusiasts have until Sept. 30 to enter their projects in this year’s contest.
Read More Great Place To Work and Fortune magazine have selected Flack Global Metals for the 2023 Fortune Best Workplaces in Manufacturing & Production List. This is Flack Global Metal’s first time being named to the list...
Read More Dean Kreuzer has been named vice president of strategy and business development by Kenwal Steel. This is a newly created position for the Dearborn, Mich.-based service center company.
Read More Advanced Gauging Technologies has received three new gauge purchase orders from Feralloy Corporation’s Midwest Division in Portage, Ind. All three orders are for AGT800 Laser Thickness Gauges.
Read More Leah M. Kiley has been appointed general manager of Olympic Steel’s Minneapolis plate processing facility. She will lead day-to-day operations at the site, with primary profit and loss responsibility for the operation.
Read More Alliance Steel, Gary, Ind., has appointed Michael “Wesley” Morgan as the new vice president of sales. Morgan will manage and direct the company’s sales and business development efforts.
Read More Metal Building Supply has chosen CERAM-A-STAR 1050 Select program from Flack Global Metals to source AkzoNobel coil coatings.
Read More Metal Supermarkets, the world’s largest supplier of small-quantity metals, has launched the annual Metal My Way competition, calling metalworking enthusiasts across the globe to show off their pride and joy metallic masterpieces. Metal My Way is an international photo and video submission contest open to both professional and amateur metalworkers alike.
Read More Owen Metals Group has opened a new Paxton & Vierling Finishing facility in Carter Lake, Iowa. The company's latest, most advanced line combines 10 years of powder coating experience at the Northern Plains Finishing division in Casselton, N.D., with the latest innovations in coating technologies, the company claimed.
Read More Mill Steel has acquired a 90,000-square-foot facility in Mansfield, Ohio, to open a new in-house processing location for stainless and aluminum flat-rolled products, as well as some carbon steel offerings.
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