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Sadoff & Rudoy Industries can get pretty scrappy. This mini-conglomerate operates seven facilities focused on satisfying the needs of mills and foundries by providing various grades and types of scrap metal. Sadoff & Rudoy provides scrap metal processing, industrial services (environmental audits, compactors, and containers), melt products (premium scrap grades), nonferrous products (aluminum, copper, and brass), and auto and dealer services (processed and unprocessed scrap). Operating companies include Alfred Muchin, Block Iron & Supply, Gus Holman, Lawent Iron & Metal, Sadoff & Rudoy Industries of Nebraska, and Sadoff Iron & Meta

Samuel, Son & Co., Limited is distinguished in North America as the 5th largest processor and distributor of carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. Samuel's product offerings most recently expanded into plastics, packaging, and diverse manufacturing capabilities.We operate 90 privately-held distribution and processing facilities, strategically located worldwide. The customers we serve range in size from leading automotive manufacturers to specialized product designers, yet each one is treated with the same superior customer service that you would expect from a 5th generation, family-run business.Large product inventories, including pre-processed sheet, coil, strip, blanks, plate, extrusions, and bar are maintained nationwide in a complete range of grades, tempers, shapes and sizes. Samuel has developed leading-edge metals processing capabilities to exacting tolerances. We are a leader in quality and each center is audited by ISO quality management systems, in addition to certification standards serving the aerospace and automotive industries. Our Product Group and Technical Service experts are here to assist you in choosing the best metals product for your needs, each and every time.

Sandvik Materials Technology, a subsidiary of Swedish industrial giant Sandvik, manufactures stainless steel and alloy tube, strip, wire, and bar that are used mainly by the engineering and processing industries. The company's Kanthal unit makes silicon carbide heating elements, which are able to withstand a wide range of high temperature applications. The Sandvik Process Systems unit produces steel belts and press plates and installs steel belt systems for chemical and food processing facilities. The strip steel unit specializes in thin precision strip steel. The tubular products unit manufactures seamless stainless steel tubes. Sandvik Materials company also has a medical products business.

Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc. engages in recycling ferrous and nonferrous scrap metals, and used and salvaged vehicles; and manufacturing finished steel products in the United States and Canada. The company operates through three segments: Metals Recycling Business (MRB), Auto Parts Business (APB), and Steel Manufacturing Business (SMB). The MRB segment involves in the purchase, collection, processing, recycling, sale, and broking of recycled ferrous metals. It processes large pieces of scrap metal into smaller pieces by sorting, shearing, shredding, and torching. This segment’s products include ferrous products, including shredded, sheared, torched and bundled scrap metal, and other purchased scrap metal; and nonferrous scrap metals, including aluminum, copper, stainless steel, nickel, brass, titanium, and high temperature alloys. The APB segment purchases used and salvaged vehicles, and sells used parts from these vehicles through its auto parts stores. As of August 31, 2009, it operated 37 self-service, 16 full-service, and 2 hybrid auto parts stores in the United States and western Canada. The SMB segment engages in the purchase of recycled metal, and processing of the recycled metal and other raw materials into finished steel products. Its product portfolio comprises rebar, coiled rebar, wire rod, merchant bar, and other specialty products. This segment serves steel service centers, construction industry subcontractors, steel fabricators, wire drawers, and farm and wood product suppliers. Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc. was founded in 1946 and is headquartered in Portland, Oregon.

Searing Industries makes a wide variety of welded steel tubing products, including mechanical and structural tubing in several shapes and finishes. Applications for the company's mechanical tubing products include fencing, fitness equipment, and furniture; structural tubing is used primarily in construction and in the manufacturing of heavy equipment. Searing Industries manufactures its tubing products from one facility in Southern California. Richard Searing founded Searing Industries in 1985, and his family still owns Searing Industries company.

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