304 Stainless being cut for Marlin Steel Manufacturing engineers looking for stainless steel
304 Stainless being cut for Marlin Steel Manufacturing engineers looking for stainless steel
Yes. Marlin Steel can use nitrogen (at a 20 percent slower rate than stainless steel). However, it creates micro-cracking in the material. Depending on the client’s tolerances/specs, argon gas may be required to cut parts without micro-cracking in the
Kash Alur is a manufacturing engineer at Marlin Steel. Or as Marlin Steel President Drew Greenblatt likes to describe him, "manufacturing engineer rock star."
Marlin Steel Wire Products has translated its website into Korean to better serve its international clientele. It earlier added Spanish, Japanese and German versions of its website at marlinsteel.com
With the Fourth of July nearly here, we thought it fitting to recount the tale involving Old Glory, Baltimore, the British and the triumph of an underdog. The creation of the “Star Spangled-Banner” by Francis Scott Key at Fort McHenry in
Marlin Steel President Drew Greenblatt preparing to testify before House Energy and Commerce subcommittees on impact of natural gas boom on manufacturing Drew Greenblatt, president of
To hear participants at a forum of the Regional Manufacturing Institute of Maryland tell it, the problem of finding workers for
Marlin Steel President Drew Greenblatt was quoted in