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713.672.7595

The latest in Industry-Related News. July 2017

713.672.7595 | 865 Lockwood Drive | Houston, Texas 77020 texasironandmetal.com

Have a question for Texas Iron & Metal? Want to know more about the stories seen here or a product? SEND YOUR QUESTIONS TO THE PRESIDENT!

PRODUCTS OFFERED:

See if you can answer the question.

This 4th of July favorite is surprisingly risky since it can burn as hot as 2,000°F! What is it?

we want Youto take a guess.

Answer

News on demand.

BUY NOW!

Don’t see what you’re looking for? Give us a call and if we don’t have what you’re looking for, we’ll help you find the right product or size, just for you.

Need products with traceable mill certificates? In addition to surplus product, we’ve got industry-compliant material with available mill test reports ready for purchase.

Need materials quickly? With inventory located in various locations nationwide, we sell and ship material quickly to fulfill the needs of our customers, which include fabricators and shipyards across the U.S.

Texas Iron & Metal is proud to be your ally for Prime and Less-Than-Prime© angle iron of all widths, grades and sizes!

Check out our angle iron.

Click Here

Most people enjoy fireworks on the 4th of July; in fact, the tradition dates back to July 3, 1776 when John Adams wrote a letter to his wife, Abigail, suggesting fireworks be used to celebrate America’s independence from England.

However, there is a 500-year-old Chinese tradition that is probably the most unique fireworks display in the world. At the time, the small farming village of Nuanquan wanted to celebrate the Chinese New Year, but couldn’t afford pricey fireworks — instead, local blacksmiths were prompted to create their own light display using tools of the trade.

DaShuHua — which roughly translates to “throwing tree fireworks” — was inspired by the beautiful golden sparks that were thrown off during their iron working. This lead them to throw molten iron onto the city walls, exploding into a shower of sparks.

Speaking of Iron.

Magnificent Metal Red, White and Boom

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