Manufacturing is the backbone of the American economy. Businesses in the American manufacturing industry create jobs that support and grow the middle class while driving innovation. Manufacturing accounts for a significant portion of the GDP of the U.S.A.
American manufacturing is the engine that drives the United States towards success and competitiveness on a global scale. So, Marlin Steel works hard alongside organizations such as the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) to raise awareness about issues that affect manufacturers in America.
Marlin Steel’s CEO, Drew Greenblatt, can be described as an “activist business owner.” He frequently appears as an advocate for the manufacturing industry and its benefits to the American middle class in the news and at
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American Manufacturing
The economic tensions between the US and China have sparked a trade war between the two nations—and it’s affecting American businesses. For years, Marlin Steel has fought against unfair trading practices used by Chinese
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American Manufacturing
If you’re a long-time subscriber to Marlin’s blog, odds are that you’ve heard about the story “From Bagels to Boeing” at least once.
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Petroleum refineries are the backbone of many other industries—taking in crude oil and turning it into gasoline, asphalt, kerosene, and many other petroleum-based products or raw materials for other industries. Many of
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The Marlin Steel Wire Products’ management team is proud to be part of a company that works diligently to create processes that help consistently improve quality, safety, and efficiency throughout our Baltimore,
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American Manufacturing,
Quality Control
It’s another day, another made-in-America custom stainless steel rack for the Marlin Steel team. Recently, a pharmaceutical company approached Marlin Steel to make a set of grade 316 stainless steel racks for carrying
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When it comes to safety, there is very little margin for error in the aerospace industry—especially for engine turbines. A single, minuscule fault in a turbine blade—such as a bit of stuck-on debris or a slight warp in
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