We supply processors and OEMs with truckload quantities of steel. (Have a unique situation? Just ask. We may be able to deliver a smaller load.) Our products are categorized by mechanical properties, chemical composition, type, shape and gauge. Materials include flat-rolled, carbon steel products in coils, sheets, blanks, plate and floorplate — ranging from 28-gauge to 1+ inch.
Superior Steel Supply and The Material Works (TMW) have been friends, family and collaborators for over 20 years. Supply-chain and cost advantages for customers are created through cooperation. We work with them because they invent machines, and they treat our customers like their customers. They will even give you a tour of their facility with our representatives. We are a united front.
From slitting and plate rolling to inspecting and testing, we’re ready to supply. We've partnered with over 159 steel processing facilities across North America. Relationships with vendors, which we call partners, is critical to get you the right steel. At the right time. And at the right price.
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Hot-rolled steel that gets additional processing for more consistent thickness and surface characteristics. The cold-reduction process produces a closer gauge tolerance and a variety of surface conditions. It can then be annealed into a softer steel.
Cold-rolled steel that is shipped after tempering with no additional processing. It is used in applications when formability is not a requirement.
Carbon steel with a protective zinc coating. It is most commonly applied by hot-dipping to a specified thickness for the application.
Galvanizing followed by an annealing process. It typically produces a consistent gray finish that is used for paintable galvanized applications.
Steel that is rolled while hot. It is the first process for most steel types.
Hot-rolled steel with additional processing that removes contaminants and impurities. Pickling removes stains, rust and other surface defects, and oil is then sprayed onto the steel.
Contaminants and unwanted impurities are removed, but no oil is added.
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