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Indiana Metalcaster Ships First Stainless Steel Castings Harrison Steel Castings Com-
pany, Attica, Ind., recently added stainless steel as an option for its customers. The new offering is a part of the steel caster’s strategic planning that includes expanding the markets it serves. “We are pleased to announce
that Harrison Steel has successfully produced and shipped our first three stainless steel castings,” said Shawn Martin, metallurgist. “The casting
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sizes range from 780 lbs. to 5,015 lbs. and support products in the oil and gas industries. The stainless material produced and sold were CF3 and CF3M.” Harrison’s plans revolve around
continuing to elevate their quality and technical capabilities. Harrison has recently been certified for Pres- sure Equipment Directive and the American Bureau of Shipping ABS. Harrison is confident it has much to
offer prospective customers. “As we ventured in to the oil and gas and pump and valve markets, one of the road blocks was being able to provide stainless products along with carbon steels,” stated Geoff Curtis, vice president and general manager. “We are now able to offer these products.” Harrison Steel is a full-service,
steel castings company with approxi- mately 750 employees. ■
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