Marlin Steel Blog

The latest manufacturing trends and news for wire baskets, wire forming, wire racks, carts, metal bracket, sheet metal, and more.

Creating Washing Baskets: Dürr Ecoclean Vapor Degreasing Parts Washers

It’s a new production day, you’ve just gotten a new Dürr Ecoclean vapor degreasing parts washer to get your parts cleaned to spec before assembly, and you’re good to go… or you thought you were. When the time comes to put your parts in the Dürr

Marlin Steel to Speak at the Shingo Institute’s 10th Annual Northeast Conference

Next Wednesday, October 1st marks the 10th Annual Northeast Shingo Prize Conference. As you may remember from an

Cable and Computer Component Trays: Fast Delivery & Tight Tolerances

Recently, Marlin Steel was contracted to make cable trays to bolt onto walls and ten-foot trays/baskets to carry electrical wire, computer cables, and other electronic components. Orders like these are Marlin Steel’s bread and butter: High precision

Wire Baskets to Wash Circuit Boards

For any parts or materials cleaning process, you generally need some kind of container or device to hold parts in place as the cleaning cycle commences. With the wide range of toxic and/or corrosive chemicals used in modern manufacturing processes,

Custom Wire Washing Basket with Dividers and Lid

When it comes to washing lots of small, delicate parts, using a lidded wire mesh basket that has been partitioned into many smaller sections using

Marlin Steel Featured on Modern Metals for a Massive Upgrade

Not very long ago, Marlin Steel procured a brand new, top of the line medium frequency direct current (MFDC) welding system from Ideal Welding Systems.

Maryland State Supporting Business Growth

Last month, Marlin Steel acquired an advanced new MFDC automated welding machine to expand its production capabilities. Capable of finishing welds faster

Marlin Steel Recognized by the Daily Record with an Award

For over a century, The Daily Record has been a trusted source of legal and business information for readers throughout Maryland. Each year,