Cleaning & Painting
Our fabricated steel is given
high-performance coatings for
maximum durability and
corrosion resistance.
Prior to painting, the steel moves
through our Wheelabrator
blasting machine to receive
proper surface preparation
ensuring maximum adhesion
between paint and steel. The
Wheelabrator shoots shotgun
pellets to give the steel a near
white finish, while producing a
profile that allows paint to
adhere more affectively to the
steel. Our steel is cleaned to a
minimum SSPC-SP 6 standard.
Our Wheelabrator is capable of
handling fabrications up to 2’ 6”
high by 6’ 6” width, with
unlimited length.
Fabrication Services
Sawing
- 3 stationary and multitudes of portable saw
- Our maximum sawing capacity is 30" high, with no thickness or length restrictions
- Bevel cutting
Drilling
- Our Ocean Avenger beam lines
allow high precision, rapid
drilling of tube steel, beams,
plates, channels, and angles - From 6 inches up to 60 feet long
- Mag drills for manual drilling
Welding
- All welders are AWS certified with qualifications up to 6G
Steel erection services
- Commercial
- Industrial
- Residential
- Large and small structures
- Pedestrian bridges
- Platforms and stairways
- Unique assemblies
Our Operation:
Advantage Steel, Inc provides blasting and
priming services for the steel industry.
Our blasting operation includes a conveyor
system allowing us to blast objects
as large as 3 in height by 6 feet wide by
60 feel long.. This system is anchored by
a wheel-a-brator which broadcasts steel
blast media from four centrifugal wheels
removing rust, paint, lacquer, etc. while
preparing the surface to receive the
specified coating.
Our painting is performed through an
airless spray system. Advantage Steel, Inc.
has the capabilities to apply standard shop
primers for the structural steel industry
as well as various specialty coating including
zinc rich primers and epoxy systems.
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