Stainless Steel
Stainless steel, also known as corrosion-resistant steel, is an iron-based steel alloy, containing minimum 11% chromium. Another advantage of stainless steel is that it is resistant to fire and heat since it can retain strength at high temperatures. The look of stainless steel is aesthetically appealing, making it a commonly used material. Stainless steel can be easily fabricated, cut, and welded. Click the links below to find out more.
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Nickel Alloy
Nickel and nickel alloys are non-ferrous metals with high strength and toughness, excellent corrosion resistance, and superior elevated temperature properties. Since nickel is less likely to expand when faced with high levels of heat applications, it is best used in high-temperature environments. Nickel alloys hold valuable engineering properties and uses making them a great investment for use in almost any project. Click the links below to find out more.
C-276 • Monel 400 • Inconel 600 • Inconel 625 • Incoloy 800 • Incoloy 825 • Nickel 200 • 330 • Alloy 20
Aluminum
Aluminum is the second most commonly used material, right behind steel. Aluminum is often referred to as a “light metal” and has a very high level of strength. It is used overwhelmingly in the aerospace and transportation industries due to its low density. The oil, chemical, and food industries commonly use aluminum metals due to their resistance to corrosion. Click the links below to find out more.
Galvanized Steel
Galvanized steel, also known as hot rolled steel, has been zinc coated to protect against corrosive agents. The process involves an application of protective zinc coating, which provides the benefits of lower maintenance resulting in lower long-term costs. The protective coating is the lowest of all other steel protective coating options. Click the links below to find out more.
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Carbon Steel and Alloy Steel
Carbon steel is also known as plain steel. It comes in 4 types; Low Carbon, Medium Carbon, High Carbon and Very High Carbon. Carbon steel is economical, has high strength, and can be welded but will rust in certain conditions. Due to its shock resistance, carbon steel is commonly used in the construction industry. Thanks to its ability to be cut very thin, carbon steel is a very cost-effective option. Click the links below to find out more.
Fiberglass Grating (FRP Grating)
If you are in need of a good grating material but didn’t find what you are looking for above in our metal materials, check out our FRP material. FRP grating is a good alternative to metals due to its non-rusting, non-conductive, corrosive resistance, and strength-to-weight ratio. Marco stocks and fabricates molded and pultruded fiberglass grating, phenolic grating, structural shapes, stair treads, and handrail systems.
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