Aluminized steel is steel that has been hot dip-coated with an aluminum silicon alloy. This cost-saving procedure is used in the construction, automotive, electronics, shipbuilding, aerospace and many other industries. Aluminization of steel results in higher qualities of heat-reflectivity and corrosion resistance in the presence of heat.
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Block Steel Corp.Skokie, IL 847-966-3000 Block Steel Corp. is the country`s largest distributors of aluminized steel. ISO/TS 16949 Certified, Block Steel Corp. is a 165,000 sq. ft. service center with a 25,000 ton inventory. Block uses state-of-the-art processing equipment and has been satisfying its customers with superior quality and service for over 60 years. Contact Block Steel today for a fast response to your needs.
Metal AssociatesPompton Plains, NJ 800-838-1978 When you need specialty metals, run of the mill products or hard to find alloys, contact Metal Associates. As a full line distributor of aluminized steel, there is no order too large or small for Metal Associates to process and there is no problem too large or small for Metal Associates to fix. The objective of our company is to offer quality customer service & the highest quality products.
Leeco Steel, LLCLisle, IL 800-621-4366 Founded in 1882, Leeco is one of the nation`s largest aluminized steel producers with premier supplies of HSLA and alloy steels. Leeco offers superior processing options to meet the most demanding standards, tolerances and deadlines, in addition to excellence in extra-high-strength and abrasion resistant metal, including non-standards and specialty options. Call today!
Yarde Metals, Inc.Southington, CT 800-444-9494 Yarde has 30+ of experience distributing & processing a variety of metals and is one of the leading suppliers of aluminized steel in the nation. Their 8 stocking locations throughout the US carry a wide range of metal forms and offer modern processing services, including high definition plasma, to ensure quick turnarounds. Yarde Metals is ISO 9001:2000 certified and AS9100 compliant.
Eaton Steel Bar CompanyOak Park, MI 248-398-3434 Since 1953, The Eaton Steel Bar Company has been at the forefront of cold-drawn and hot-rolled steel products. Drawing on our family-owned tradition, Eaton Steel is built on a solid foundation of trust, loyalty and stability. We have the capacity to warehouse 100,000 tons of inventory and ship up to 400,000 tons annually. Eaton Steel is positioned for long-term growth and profitability.
Skorr Steel Company, Inc.Brooklyn, NY 718-386-9577 Skorr Steel Company Inc. is the aluminized steel distributor to trust. Skorr stocks unique grades of stainless plates, from 3/16" to 4" thick, and can pre-process them to your specifications, on time, every time. Skorr stands for service and is the stainless steel distributor for industries such as aerospace, medical, pharmaceutical, refining and tool manufacturing.
Penn Stainless ProductsQuakertown, PA 800-222-6144 From Penn Stainless comes an inventory of over 30 grades of stainless and nickel in a great variety of sheet, bar, tubing & other forms, such as quality aluminized steel. With a wide array of processing services, such as sawing, shearing, high quality plasma, machine cutting, water jet cutting, polishing & grinding, and depots across the country, Penn stainless products are just a day away!
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Aluminized steel is prized in applications in which both the surface qualities of aluminum and the strength and durability of steel are required in the same materials. Aluminized steel is commonly sold by steel service centers, which are facilities that purchase manufactured steel and resell the steel after processing it. Aluminized steel is a unique material, as neither steel nor aluminum alone has both of these characteristics. Because it is highly corrosion-resistant and conductive, aluminized steel is an ideal metal for electrical chassis applications. Water heater components, fireplace components, engine parts, furnace parts, oven components, roofing and siding material, air conditioner housings, agricultural containers, mining equipment and a long list of other products are commonly manufactured and fabricated using aluminized steel. Aluminized steel can be created in many shapes: tubing, sheets, plates, rods and bars are just a few examples. Just like other steel varieties, aluminized steel can be rolled, welded and fastened without the need for special treatment.
To produce aluminized steel, a bond between the steel and the aluminum coating is formed, resulting in a product that has the strength and low cost of steel with the soft and smooth surface of aluminum. The silicon is used to help form a strong bond. Aluminized steel is produced in two grades. Grade One has a silicon-aluminum alloy coating. Because it can withstand extremely high temperatures of heat and oxidation, Grade One is used mainly in applications in which the material will be exposed to heat and corrosive agents. Grade Two, in contrast, has a pure Aluminum coating and is used in applications in which atmospheric condition-induced corrosion is a concern. The American Society for Testing and Materials standards require that aluminized steel be sold with an oil coating unless a special order requires some other finish. However, many manufacturers of aluminized steel produce hexchromated finishes for marketing purposes. Because of the great diversity of contexts in which aluminized steel is employed, different aluminized steel producers adhere to different standards and produce steel products with a wide range of features.
