Proven Steel Protection Projects Across Diverse Industries

A European design team with prior experience hot-dip galvanizing similar structures was one of the first to incorporate a parking structure with the use of solar power. The project also have provides those with electric power for their automobiles a place to "recharge" while at work during the day.

In the harsh winters of Massachusetts, corrosion performance and coating durability are very important.

Sustainability was the key on this project, as well as the aesthetics of the piece.

The fabricator sold the City of Columbus on hot-dip galvanizing. In addition, corrosion performance was important due to exposure to the elements, being right on the river.

The owners loved the "look" of hot dip galvanizing and the corrosion protection they saw as a plus.

This is a pedestrian bridge that goes from a public park to an elementary school across the Maine Turnpike and enables the school children to go between the school and the playground safely.

The likeness of the historic feature of Benjamin Franklin has been in front of this bookstore for many decades. This past Spring it was hit by a car, broken in half, and left laying by the side of the road rusting and deteriorating.

The harsh climates in north central Pennsylvania make corrosion protection an absolute necessity.

Wind power is becoming an increasingly popular method for alternative energy. The Barton Wind Farm in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, utilized hot-dip galvanized steel for the structure rafters, roof beams, and tower rafter parts of the giant wind turbines throughout the farm.

For many years, Bri-Mar was manufacturing and coating their utility trailers in house. They were using a painted system, but were having continual issues with performance, paint matching, and maintaining their paint line.

The public and anyone entering or leaving Boston sees this landmark bridge, which is close to the waterway near the ships.

Located on the shore of Boston Harbor, Castle Island is a 22-acre recreation site and location of Fort Independence. Because of its rich history and designation on the National Register of Historic Places, the area is a popular tourist destination.

The Bunker Hill area is one of the most highly trafficked tourist areas in Boston. The fence and railings surrounding the area were in need of restoration to ensure all visitors remained safe.

Jones Beach, NY needed a tough, durable beach comb that would not be abraded by the constant wearing of wet sand and corrosive sea water. They decided to hot-dip galvanize their surf rakes in order to ensure the tools would withstand the corrosive beach environment.

"Welcoming visitors to the Rutgers University campus in New Jersey, Running Man stands mid-stride at the entrance of the Biomedical Engineering building.