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Stainless Steel Cotter Pins for Medical Applications

Cotter pins are a common tool for fastening objects that you may need to quickly disassemble later. In pharmaceutical and healthcare applications, however, not just any cotter pin will do. Cotter pins used in

How to Choose Steel Baskets for Medical Applications

Medical and pharmaceutical product manufacturers and users both have to be very careful about how they store and wash their tools. Manufacturers need to ensure that the medical and pharmaceutical products they make are sterile and in top condition so

Your Guide to Stainless Steel Passivation

Marlin’s clients often want to know more about the various finishes that the manufacturing team uses for steel wire baskets. One of the most frequently used finishes that Marlin Steel applies to its baskets is a passivated finish. Passivated finishes

10 Reasons that Steel is Better for Materials Handling than Plastic

Marlin Steel and the steel industry in general is unique in that it works with raw materials to provide products to a wide variety of industries which seem quite disparate. It’s what happens when the high quality American made product is remarkably

10 Questions About Wire Forming to Help You Get the Best Products

If you are looking to use a wire form product for your materials handling and washing basket needs, it’s only natural to have questions about the

How Marlin Steel Creates Precision Steel Wire Forms

Over the years, Marlin Steel has created several tons’ worth of custom wire forms. Countless pounds of steel wire have been run through the Marlin Steel production line as hard-working

How Custom Wire Shelving Solves Food Manufacturing Part Replacements

Food manufacturing is a fast-paced industry that relies on durable appliance parts that can withstand daily usage and a variety of temperatures. The right manufacturing parts are difficult to find, depending on what they are needed

Benefits of Resistance Welding Stainless Steel

There are several kinds of welding techniques and processes that Marlin applies to its custom wire forms—the most common being arc welding