Macksteel Warehouse had its beginning in 1973 when founders Steve and Beverly Mack began a portable bailing business, traveling the region processing scrap metals. A few years later the current property was purchased, and Mack Wrecking, Inc. was formed as a scrap iron and metal recycler. During the 80s, the retailing of new and surplus steel was added. During this time the scrap recycling and retail steel businesses both experienced steady growth. In 1998, the scrap division was sold, and the company changed its name to Macksteel Warehouse, Inc. The sale allowed management to focus on the metal service center side of the business, and fabrication equipment was added, allowing Macksteel to produce finished products. Today, we operate nearly 145,000 sq ft with the latest metal fabrication technology. Our unique integration of metal distribution, fabrication, and manufacturing has allowed Macksteel to continue to grow.
Aluminum piping and tubing is silvery-white, soft, and ductile. The metal belongs to the boron group. Aluminum is the third most abundant element present on earth. Aluminum has low density. When exposed...
Aluminum Coil
The term "aluminum coil" describes aluminum that has been flattened into sheets where their width is significantly higher than their thickness and then "coiled" into a roll. Stacks of individual aluminum sheets are difficult to...
Types of Aluminum
Aluminum is the most abundant metal on the Earth’s crust, but it rarely exists as an elemental form. Aluminum and its alloys are valued because of their low density and high strength-to-weight ratio, durability, and corrosion resistance...
Aluminum Channels
An aluminum channel is a structurally sound metal component that is made by the extrusion process to produce shapes, forms, and designs for a wide variety of applications. The major benefit of aluminum channels is their weight, which is...
Extruded Aluminium
Extruded aluminum is a continuous piece of aluminum that usually has a constant profile or cross-section throughout its length. It is made by forcing a block of aluminum, called a billet, through a die opening which is smaller than the original cross-sectional area of the billet...
Aluminum Trim
Aluminum trim is an aluminum product that is produced by extrusion to create long, narrow, pliable, and adaptive pieces of aluminum that can be used for architectural decorative applications and accents, indoor and outdoor lighting, and engineering design...
Copper
Copper is a ductile, malleable, and reddish-gold metal with the capacity to effectively conduct heat and electricity. Brass and bronze, two commonly used alloys, are created when copper is combined with...
Titanium Metal
Titanium metal, with the symbol Ti, is the ninth most abundant element on the earth’s crust. It does not occur in large deposits, yet small amounts of titanium are found in almost every rock. Titanium is a shiny gray metal with...
Stainless Steel Fabrication
Stainless steel can be fabricated using any of the traditional forming and shaping methods. Austenitic stainless steel can be rolled, spun, deep drawn, cold forged, hot forged, or stippled using force and stress...
