Ryerson to Open Plate Processing Center in Iowa
11/30/2010 - Ryerson announced plans to open a plate processing center in Iowa capable of a range of process including laser cutting, plasma and oxy-fuel burning, robotic beveling, plate blasting, machining and press brake bending.
Ryerson Inc. announced plans to open a plate processing center in Eldridge, Iowa.
The new 175,000-square-foot facility’s processing capabilities will include laser cutting, plasma and oxy-fuel burning, robotic beveling, plate blasting, machining and press brake bending.
"This new facility is a platform for serving our customers' growing demand for the processed carbon plate market in the Midwest,” said Michael Burbach, President of Ryerson Midwest.
“The expanded capabilities combined with the strategic location and logistical access to suppliers and customers, will allow us to remain a leading source to serve our customers.”
Ryerson has continued to invest in plate operations, including recent acquisitions in Texas and Alabama. The new plate processing center is expected to begin operations in July 2011
Ryerson Inc., a Platinum Equity company, is a leading distributor and processor of metals in North America. The company services customers through a network of service centers across the United States, Canada, Mexico and China.
