[Salt Lake City, July 19, 2016] – Wasatch Steel, a steel supermarket based in Salt Lake City, provides various iron and steel products, including channel and angle iron, tubing, and pipes. The Utah company also offers custom bending and cutting.

[b]Channel and Angle Iron Products[/b]

Wasatch Steel assists their clients on their projects from start to finish. Most of the steel provider’s angle iron is A36 mild steel and made in Utah. With just a drawing provided by the customer, they can punch holes accurately.

The steel supermarket also trims the material to the client’s specification and delivers it to their location. They have pre-punched channel 1 ¼”x ½”x1/8”x 20’on hand. Wasatch Steel also offers a selection of surplus and new beams with lengths of 20’ and 40’ that they can cut to precise dimensions.

[b]Pipe Products and Tubing Products[/b]

Wasatch Steel says their square and rectangular tubing are built in American mills located on the west coast. They provide prime steel that has quality certifications, along with surplus items. They trim pipes to the measurements required by the client and deliver it across 12 counties.

The steel supermarket also provides precut bollards from 2” inside dia. to 6” inside dia. that can be cut up to 10’ in length.

[b]Cutting or Bending Services[/b]

Wasatch Steel shears steel sheets and plates 20 GA through ½” up to 10’ long. They also cut steel that is thicker than ½”, and line burn plates ½” up to 20’ long. They do custom bending on angle, channel, and stair pan products.

The company delivers their products on time.

[b]About Wasatch Steel[/b]

Wasatch Steel started in 1946 as Wasatch Metal and Salvage. The founder was Arthur Holtman, who operated it with his sons, the Holtman brothers. It started as an honest and a full service junkyard before the business developed a full line of inventory.

Today, the company is still family owned and operated, with Bill Holtman as the owner. Wasatch Steel actively stocks complete lines of new quality steel, and secondary and surplus materials for ornamental and structural needs.

To check out the whole product catalogue, visit http://www.wasatchsteel.com.