Proven Steel Protection Projects Across Diverse Industries

This silly but known piece of artwork is located at Harbor Island near Boston, Massachusetts. The artist, Elisabeth Keithline has utilized hot-dip galvanizing in many of her pieces spread throughout New England.

When another Super Bowl Banner for the New England Patriots need to be erected, the team waited until the week before the first game this past season, to seek out help in getting these frames fabricated and erected.

The New England Patriots' need for more room for their Super Bowl Champs turned to Galvanized Steel to support the roof of the New Optum Field Lounge.

In todays security conscious world, the waterways need protection from potential unwanted visitors. With that in mind, the United States Navy turned to Halo Maritime to design a flotation type of gate capable of stopping even the largest unwanted seaworthy vessel.

Did you ever wonder how a fish can swim upstream? They cant and in order to preserve the species, they need help.

D. Holmes Morton, MD is an American physician specializing in genetic disorders of Old Order Amish and Mennonite children.

The project originally only had 250 tons to be galvanized with the rest of the steel receiving a 3 coat paint system. After working with DOC with the assistance of Bill at Art Iron the project was converted to 100% galvanized steel.

The owner has been a proponent of galvanizing for more than 10 years. She not only loves the fact galvanizing can provide a long lasting durable product to her customers, but also that the finished look is beautiful.

This innovative trellis structure supports seasonal vegetation and encourages year round activity, an important part of the overall design.

Hot-dip galvanizing was specified because: Our mission is to design architectural space that inspires people, provides a creative and productive workplace, and enhances community through respecting and maintaining links with the past.

These signs are normally finished with an epoxy primer followed by an aliphatic urethane finish (top-coat).

There was only one logical option for protecting the steel on this project: hot-dip galvanizing. Lake effect snow and road salts are only a few of the things the McDonalds Solar Canopy will be exposed to over the years.

The fully integrated midstream system in the Utica shale processing facility built for Markwest Energy will require a durable coating system that withstands the test of time in a harsh, corrosive environment.

The developer of the new Liberty Place Apartments in the heart of Columbus, Ohios Brewery district was seeking an economical, long lasting solution for the parking problem surrounding their project.

The goal of the Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District was to beautify the area surrounding Ohios State Capitol Square. In conjunction with the City of Columbus and a local artist, this has been done with the addition of these 72 planters.