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.
Not every firm or agency has the resources, funds, or time to produce everything in-house, regardless of how idyllic it sounds—especially in the manufacturing industry. Investing in equipment, machinery, and expertise
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Topics:
Lean Manufacturing,
American Manufacturing
For many manufacturers, the devil is in the details. Many parts require a high degree of precision. So, they need to be put through special production
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Topics:
American Manufacturing
For those who aren’t familiar with manufacturing, and metal forming, in particular, the difference between melting and
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Topics:
American Manufacturing
You might already be familiar with the properties of different types of stainless steel—such as how grade 304 stainless steel has excellent corrosion resistance or how annealed and stress-relieved 430 stainless steel
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Topics:
American Manufacturing
The manufacturing sector has realized incredible growth in the last few years. According to the Bureau of Labor
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Topics:
American Manufacturing
You are nearly three times more likely to die from choking on food than in a plane crash. In fact, you are
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Topics:
American Manufacturing
Exceptional lengths must be taken in some industries to maintain quality. For example, medical practices and pharmaceutical companies must ensure strict sterile practices for the safety of their patients. Aerospace
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Marlin Steel’s leadership, engineering team, and production team are all proud to produce American-made custom wire baskets
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Topics:
American Manufacturing
