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Tech Steel & Materials supplies specialty metals for applications where performance, compliance, and reliability are non-negotiable. We support demanding industries with certified material, responsive sourcing, and deep specification knowledge.

From nickel and cobalt to steel alloys, titanium and more, we supply high-performance metals that meet each application’s exacting specifications.

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We work closely with trusted processing partners to deliver specialty metals in the exact form, tolerance, and condition your application requires. These value-added capabilities support aerospace, defense, power generation, and industrial programs.

Forging

Enables the production of high-strength, high-performance components for aerospace, defense, and power generation applications.

Profiling

Which to meet your most exacting specifications.

Precision grinding

To create parts of specific size and tolerances, as well as Blanchard/double disc that simultaneously grinds two sides of flat stock.

Drilling and trepanning

To create custom tubing from virtually any metal or alloy bar.

Heat treating

Which achieves the desired properties of strength, hardness, ductility, malleability, and similar properties of both metals and their alloys.

Turning and milling

To create complex cylindrical-shaped parts.

Saw cutting

Which results in a metal bar with a quality finish, precise cut-to-length, and high level of accuracy.

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Tech Steel & Materials supports industries where material failure is not an option. Our alloys are used in critical components, thermal systems, structural applications, and precision assemblies.

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REalloys Commits $40 Million to Build Largest Non-China Heavy Rare Earth Metal Plant

REalloys has given the green light to a heavy rare earth metallization facility, it says will be the largest of its kind outside China, and the first commercial-scale operation in North America built to comply with U.S. defense sourcing rules taking effect in 2027. The project is fully financed after a recent $50 million raise, and first operations are targeted for the first half of 2027. While

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Metal Density Chart: Density of Common Metals Explained

A metal density chart is a valuable reference for engineers, fabricators, and procurement professionals working with metals across industries like aerospace, defense, construction, and medical manufacturing. Understanding metal density directly impacts material selection, structural performance, and overall project cost. When comparing metals such as steel, aluminum, titanium, and nickel alloys

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U.S. Metal Casting Capacity Expands with GM Investment

General Motors plans to invest more than $150 million in its Saginaw Metal Casting Operations in Michigan to support production of sixth-generation V-8 engine blocks and heads for full-size pickup trucks. The move adds fresh momentum to U.S. manufacturing as automakers continue balancing electrification goals with ongoing demand for high-output internal combustion platforms. The investment incl

Aerospace

AMS vs ASTM vs UNS: How Material Specifications Cross-Reference

A single alloy can carry half a dozen spec numbers. Inconel 718, for example, appears as AMS 5662 on an aerospace purchase order, ASTM B637 in a power-generation RFQ, and UNS N07718 in a cross-reference database. Each spec number points to the same nickel-chromium composition. For engineers and procurement teams sourcing specialty metals, the difference between a clean buy and a costly mismatch

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