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Knaack Gang Box
Posted on October 16, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Model 119-01 Field Station Price $749 82 ½” x 44” x 60” Jobsite Field Office 120.7 cu ft Tan Model 91 Jobsite Piano Box Price $495 46” x 30” x 60” Jobsite Piano Box 48.7 cu ft Tan Item ID: MISCMTLHDDEQ Contact us at – sales@texasironandmetal.com to place inquire further. If you’d like to… Read more »
20 American Steel Architecture Wonders
Posted on October 1, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Structural steel is the backbone of many of our planet’s architectural wonders. The Golden Gate Bridge, the Disney Concert Hall, even Houston’s own Astrodome (sometimes referred to as the 8th Wonder of the World) are built with the help of – you guessed it – steel! It almost seems that if you’re looking to impress… Read more »
5 Most Popular Types of Metals & Their Uses
Posted on August 11, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Ever since the Bronze age, people have been seeking novel ways to develop, refine, and utilize metal. Thousands of types of metal and just as many grades allow for applications and uses that are bound only by the limits of our creativity. As a foundation of many industries and at the very root of the… Read more »
Super Steel
Posted on June 25, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Steel is a dominant Iron alloy that has a wide variety of advanced industrial applications including civil engineering, aircraft and automotive manufacturing. Because steel plays an essential part in the progression of modern civilization, engineers and material scientists alike are continually seeking innovative ways to develop an even stronger “super steel”. This goal of creating… Read more »
The History of American Steel Manufacturing
Posted on June 9, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Image Source In the early 1900’s, United States Steel Corporation was the first company in the world to reach a billion-dollar market cap. Over the following decades, half of the world’s steel was produced by American steel mills throughout World War II, solidifying the steel industry as the foundation of the national US economy. To… Read more »
Looking for a Reliable Steel and Pipe Supplier?
Posted on May 20, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
We have the materials you need for all your construction-based projects.
Memorial Day 2020 Update
Posted on May 19, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Texas Iron & Metal has been in business for over 80 years and throughout our rich history, it has been our honor to support our armed forces. Since our founder started Houston’s first salvage yard in 1939, we have played an active role in supporting our country in a manner that is of the utmost… Read more »
COVID-19 Update – We’re Open For Business
Posted on May 5, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Texas Iron & Metal is an essential critical infrastructure company. This means that we are open for business and ready to help our customers with their ongoing and future projects. As all our thoughts are on the COVID-19 pandemic, the wellbeing of our valued clients and employees remains our top priority. Since the outbreak began,… Read more »
Team Member Spotlight. Meet Jorge Marquez, Material Coordinator – Leadman!
Posted on April 14, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Funny Facts and Serious Safety.
Posted on April 14, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
What’s so funny about April Fools’ Day? Spanning over different cultures, April Fools’ Day is suspected to have started when France made the switch from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar in 1563. This change resulted in the new year starting on January 1st rather than at the start of the spring equinox. Those… Read more »
Team Member Spotlight. Meet Ceslie Urbina, Accounting Assistant – Accounts Payable!
Posted on March 10, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Saddled Up for the Houston Rodeo.
Posted on March 10, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
To date, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has surpassed $500 million in total commitment to youth and education. After 2019, the rodeo gave over $14 million to scholarship recipients, $8.3 million to junior show exhibitors, $3.7 million to educational program grants and $660k to graduate assistantships. This highly anticipated event has also had a… Read more »
Team Member Spotlight. Meet Roger Vasquez, Warehouse Customer Service Lead!
Posted on February 10, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Cupid’s Arrow of Steel.
Posted on February 10, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
In today’s culture, Cupid and his gold arrows symbolize love. Known to the Greeks as Eros, the god of love, Cupid was renamed by the Romans who adopted all he symbolized. However, the myth isn’t all lighthearted. The myth explains that depending on his mood, Cupid may choose to shoot a steel or iron arrow… Read more »
Top 3 Most Popular Ways Steel Channel is Used.
Posted on February 10, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Available in many sizes and thicknesses, steel channel is a versatile product used across different industries. When compared to other structural steel products, channel is lighter and more flexible. Used mostly in structural applications, steel channel is a common material found at most steel suppliers, like Texas Iron & Metal. Here are the top three… Read more »
Team Member Spotlight. Meet Amy Sanford, Controller!
Posted on January 3, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Top 5 Steel Producing Countries Revealed.
Posted on January 3, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Steel is a crucial material across countless industries — from construction and automotive to energy and manufacturing. The alloy made of iron and carbon (and sometimes other elements) is used to create the places where we live and work, the cars, trucks, buses and trains that help us get around and the appliances we rely… Read more »
Ringing in the New Year with Steel.
Posted on January 3, 2020 by Texas Iron & Metal
Many celebrate New Year’s Eve with family and friends, bidding farewell to the past year while welcoming the exciting prospects of the coming one. You might have counted down the Times Square ball drop in New York City or watched fireworks light up the sky, but did you know that steel played an important role… Read more »
A Year’s Worth of Recycling.
Posted on December 9, 2019 by Texas Iron & Metal
You may know that steel is infinitely recyclable, but just how much is actually reused? According to the American Iron & Steel Institute, more than 70 million tons of domestic steel scrap is sent into furnaces during the production of new steel each year. Recyclability has helped grow the industry, and by using scrap to… Read more »
Top Reasons to Work with a Quality Angle Iron Supplier
Posted on November 7, 2019 by Texas Iron & Metal
When your project requires angle iron, you need a reliable steel supplier with a deep inventory. Although there are many options out there, depending on a well-known Houston steel and pipe supplier can make a difference when it comes to project success. Here’s the top three reasons to work with a trusted Houston supplier to… Read more »