 | Butech - www.butech.com |  |
| Leading Innovators in the design and supply of scrap choppers and shears for all types of coil processing lines to handle ferrous and non-ferrous materials. | |
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| Electro-Mec, Inc. - www.electro-mec.com |  |
| Electro-Mec is a third generation family owned business that places satisfying our customers needs as our number one priority. Our commitment to solving problems, productivity, workmanship, modern facilities and experienced workforce allow us to offer the best value in our industry today. We have a long history of cutting maintenance costs for many large industrial, coal and utility customers in our market area. We are confident that if given the opportunity to work together with a customer we can help cut maintenance costs. We thank all of our customers and vendors for their support and look forward to many more years of serving our local customers. | |
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| AIST - www.aistech.org |  |
| The Association for Iron & Steel Technology (AIST) was established on January 1, 2004, with a goal of advancing the technical development, production, processing and application of iron and steel. The best practices of both predecessor organizations were incorporated into AIST, and we now have a strong, international, member-based technical organization that can sustain itself in an environment of continual change. AIST is committed to presenting superior technical meetings, conferences, exhibits and publications to better serve those involved in the iron and steel community, including steel manufacturers, suppliers, consumers and academics. | |
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| Light Metal Age - www.lightmetalage.com |  |
| Light Metal Age, read worldwide, is the only U.S. magazine exclusively devoted to primary production and semi-fabrication of light metals. | |
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| Steel Manufacturers Association - www.steelnet.org |  |
| The Steel Manufacturers Association (SMA) consists of 37 North American companies that operate 125 steel plants and employ approximately 40,000 people. The SMA also has five international steel company members in countries outside of North America, comprising a total membership of 42 steel companies, worldwide. | |
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