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Due to its ability to resist corrosion, stainless steel is a well-liked material that can be used for a wide range of purposes, including jewellery, kitchen surfaces, and industrial applications. Unfortunately, even stainless steel is susceptible to rust, which can seriously harm both its aesthetic appeal and structural soundness. Anybody who owns stainless steel products… Continue reading Why did my Stainless Steel rust?

Plasma arc is a type of energy source that is used in many industrial and scientific applications. It is an incredibly powerful source of energy that is hotter than the sun. Plasma arc technology has been used in many areas including welding and cutting, medical and dental applications, and even in space exploration. In this… Continue reading What’s Hotter than the Surface of the Sun?

Choosing the best steel product for the job while making an acquisition might be challenging. Two of the most often used materials in the steel industry are hot rolled and galvanised steel, but choosing which one is ideal for your project can be challenging. We will go over why 4″ galvanised square tubing is more… Continue reading 4″ Galvanized Square Tubing, Cheaper than Hot Rolled

Steel plates and sheets are crucial parts of numerous goods and industries, and their production from steel coils is a difficult procedure. Steel sheets are formed into coils by being rolled into coil shape. The edges are then welded or bonded together once the coil is sliced into plates or sheets. Steel rolling is the… Continue reading The Process from Steel Coiled to Steel Plates and Sheets

For measuring and keeping track of various physical characteristics, such as pressure, level, temperature, and flow, gauges are a crucial instrument. They are therefore frequently employed in a variety of sectors, including the automotive, manufacturing, aerospace, and medical ones. In this blog, we’ll talk about the value of employing gauges in various fields, the different… Continue reading Why do we use Gauge?

One sector that is rebounding ferociously from the pandemic’s extended downturn is the steel industry. Early on, productivity was significantly hampered by plant closures and the slowly adopted techniques for managing infectious diseases. Yet, American steel mills are finally starting to operate at full capacity. Regrettably, they are having a difficult time making up lost… Continue reading Steel Industry Makes a Comeback After Pandemic Slump

It is impossible to escape experiencing extreme weather conditions. It is crucial to consider how we can keep building our infrastructure to withstand extreme events as climate change worsens year after year. There are many things we can do to protect ourselves against natural disasters, but it seems that steel construction is one of them,… Continue reading How Steel Defends Against Natural Disasters

Although though recycling and sustainability are major global concerns, only 8% of plastic is actually recycled. Steel is one of the most recycled materials in the world, with 93% of all structural steel being recycled into new steel products. Steel’s Capability for Recycling Steel is a special substance that can be recycled endlessly without losing… Continue reading The Steel Life Cycle: Understanding Steel’s Infinite Reusability

Engineers and architects alike are constantly drawn to the beauty of steel as a building material. Architecturally exposed structural steel is often chosen by architects to expose steel in their buildings for both practical and aesthetic reasons (AESS). Learn more about the many classifications and variables that affect structural steel that is exposed in buildings… Continue reading AESS: What It Means & Why It Matters

The United States saw a technological steel rebirth in the 19th century that sped up manufacturing and improved quality. By 1910, the United States was actively producing 24 million tonnes of steel annually, and after World War II, the sector grew rapidly. The development of American cities and the infrastructure, including the buildings, bridges, and… Continue reading Why Steel Makes for Better Cities