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 The Tubular Steel Advantage
For over fifty years, Tubular Steel Inc. has developed and implemented proven methods of helping its customers reduce their manufacturing or fabrication costs through innovative solutions, or with our extensive inventories stocked in 7 regionally located facilities across the United States. A sampling of these solutions includes:
• reducing scrap with multiple length options
• reducing scrap and machining time with “guaranteed sizes”
• taking weight out while leaving strength in
• “just-in-time” inventory through our regional and local delivery schedules
• guaranteed mill direct back-up
• supplying finished parts instead of raw materials via kitting and other fabricated services
• material preparation, cutting, beveling, surface conditioning, etc.
As the 3rd generation President of Tubular Steel, I pledge to you that although the business environment has changed significantly since we began in 1953, our commitment to inventory, customer service and information has not. We've grown a lot since back then, but we still believe that only through daily improvement in these areas will we continue to provide high end value to our customers.
I speak for the entire company when I thank you, our customers, for the trust you have placed in us. If you have not yet purchased from Tubular Steel, I would encourage you to allow us to discuss how we can best serve your needs. Please review our web site at your convenience, or contact us directly for more information about TSI, our products and services. The locations button will provide you a list of sales offices and how to contact them.
Please contact me at
president@tubularsteel.com or call (314) 851-9200.
Dan Hauck
President
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