The latest excess inventory will be posted on Almetals, Inc. website during the week of February 16, 2009. Almetals is a coil metals processing service center and is owned and operated by James Chain, with locations in Michigan and Georgia. Please see our website at http://almetals.com/Coil_Suppliers/what.html or call 1.800.968.7730.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Friday, February 6, 2009
HSLA Steel
Almetals, Inc. staff recently contributed to writing an article on Tips for Processing High-Strength Steel Coils in the February 2009 edition of MetalForming Magazine. Please see the link at http://www.metalformingmagazine.com/current/MetalsCoil.pdf . Almetals is also advertising in this issue on page 15.
We are in the process of putting the link on the Almetals website at http://almetals.com/Coil_Suppliers/press.html.
We are in the process of putting the link on the Almetals website at http://almetals.com/Coil_Suppliers/press.html.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
MetalForming Magazine
The Almetals staff recently contributed to an article for the February 2009 issue of MetalForming Magazine. See the article entitled, "Tips for Processing High-Strength-Steel Coils". See more about Almetals' steel offerings at http://almetals.com/Coil_Suppliers/Steel_slitting\metals-steel.html. Our website is http://www.almetals.com/Coil_Suppliers/what.html. We will provide a link to the Precision MetalForming Association website where the article is posted, as soon as it becomes available.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Excess Inventory
Almetals, Inc. has recently updated our Excess Inventory page. The inventory has been moving quickly due to exceptional prices and turnaround time. Please see th excess inventory at http://almetals.com/excess.aspx. We have slit coil stock in various widths and metal choices. If you need a coil slit to a specific range we can do that as well for a nominal charge. Call us at 1.800.968.7730 or e-mail at customerservice@almetals.com. Almetals is located in Michigan and Georgia, which allows us to get your metal slit and shipped to you quickly.
Friday, December 5, 2008
A Letter To Our Local Representative
Dear Representative McCotter,
In regards to the bridge loans of some $25 Billion to Chrysler, GM and Ford (Big 3), I support these loans as a business person and taxpayer. I do have one stipulation that I believe is critical to the success of the loans, as it is important to American Manufacturing and its Workers. The Government loan to the "Big 3" should also be tied to their purchasing domestically, which has not been addressed. If the "Big 3" are allowed to continue to increase their purchasing of parts offshore then their gain will continue to diminish the number of manufacturing jobs and companies in America. These American companies create jobs for the skilled workforce who do not attend universities to become professionals. These jobs are critical to the middle class taxpayer's standard of living and have always been supported by the automotive, appliance, machinery, and transportation industries.
To be considered "American Made" there needs to be a minimum percentage of 75% of all parts that are used in each automobile or truck that must be produced in the U.S.A. by an American owned company.
This additional clause in the Government Bridge Loan to the "Big 3" would be a critical step in helping Michigan and America to a long term economic recovery.
Thank you for your support,
J. M. Chain
President & CEO
Almetals Inc.
Chain Industries, Inc.
Chain Oil Co. Inc.
Wixom, MI 48393
http://almetals.com/Coil_Suppliers/what.html
In regards to the bridge loans of some $25 Billion to Chrysler, GM and Ford (Big 3), I support these loans as a business person and taxpayer. I do have one stipulation that I believe is critical to the success of the loans, as it is important to American Manufacturing and its Workers. The Government loan to the "Big 3" should also be tied to their purchasing domestically, which has not been addressed. If the "Big 3" are allowed to continue to increase their purchasing of parts offshore then their gain will continue to diminish the number of manufacturing jobs and companies in America. These American companies create jobs for the skilled workforce who do not attend universities to become professionals. These jobs are critical to the middle class taxpayer's standard of living and have always been supported by the automotive, appliance, machinery, and transportation industries.
To be considered "American Made" there needs to be a minimum percentage of 75% of all parts that are used in each automobile or truck that must be produced in the U.S.A. by an American owned company.
This additional clause in the Government Bridge Loan to the "Big 3" would be a critical step in helping Michigan and America to a long term economic recovery.
Thank you for your support,
J. M. Chain
President & CEO
Almetals Inc.
Chain Industries, Inc.
Chain Oil Co. Inc.
Wixom, MI 48393
http://almetals.com/Coil_Suppliers/what.html
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Revised Stamping Journal
Sorry. User messed up the link. Please see the revised link for aluminum as referenced in the November 2008 edition of Stamping Journal http://www.almetals.com/Coil_Suppliers/Aluminum_slitting\metals-aluminum.html.
Monday, November 10, 2008
November 2008 Stamping Journal
Almetals, Inc. proudly contributed an article to the November 2008 Stamping Journal magazine. The article covered technical questions pertaining to aluminum, a light-weight, high strength metal. We were honored to be able to provide detailed information on a subject Almetals knows a lot about. See more about aluminum at http://www.almetals.com/Coil_Suppliers/Aluminum_slitting\metals-aluminum.html.
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