coil processing

Alaskan Copper Works was founded in 1913 as a marine copper-smithing company. In 1932 the company established the Alaskan Copper & Brass Company, a division devoted to distribution of corrosion-resistant alloys. Today Alaskan Copper is a metal service center and manufacturer of corrosion-resistant alloy products, with warehouses in Kent, Washington; Portland, Oregon; Vancouver, Canada; and San Diego.

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Aluminum Blanking Company (ABCO) was established in 1979 as the original toll processor of aluminum, stainless steel, and other surface-sensitive coiled material. It operates approximately 176,000 square feet of facility space with seven blanking lines offering blanking and cut-to-length capabilities, and is certified as a women's business enterprise by WBENC. It serves industries including aerospace, automotive, heavy duty truck, marine, defense, and service parts.

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American Metals Corporation is a West Coast steel service center founded in 1944 as American Sheet Metal by the Hedinger Family. It grew to include American Metals, American Steel, Lampros Steel, Haskins Steel and Alaska Steel, and operates branches in Alaska, Washington, Oregon and California. It offers next day service on stock and value added processing.

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