Entries by Staub Manufacturing

Growing pains? Make Sure Your Metal Fabrication Supplier Can Grow With You

Growing pains? Make sure your metal fabrication supplier can grow with you. In the business world, the quest for innovation never stops. Whether it’s groundbreaking new products, disruptive technologies, value-added services or simply a matter of supporting increased production volumes, most companies need to stay on the leading edge of innovation to support growth initiatives. […]

Aluminum Fabrication: How to Select a Supplier that Makes the Cut

Consider these important factors to ensure your next metal fabrication supplier can make the cut The demand for aluminum in metal fabrication is on the rise. Specified for its favorable properties — light weight, strength, corrosion resistance, non-sparking and non-magnetic — aluminum has become a popular alternative to stainless steel in a variety of applications, […]

Staub ISO Audit Streak Continues

A brief inside look at how we excel at being an ISO certified company Gary Weldon, Quality Manager for Staub Manufacturing Solutions, announced today that STAUB once again passed their yearly ISO 9001:2015 audit with no major findings. He stated, “Since STAUB became ISO certified back in 2008, we have never had a major finding […]

Staub Adds Robotic Welding to Capabilities

We’re always looking for ways to invest and grow with our customers. Several customers who rely on us for their manually welded products have been asking us to help with their higher-volume welding. So, this fall we moved forward with a significant investment to meet that need and I’m happy to announce that we have […]

Zinc Plating Vs. Powder Coating In Extreme Application Environments

Sheet metal products serve a vast array of purposes in modern society and are a common fixture in the manufacturing, industrial, and transportation industries. Among other beneficial properties, sheet metal displays excellent strength, durability, and longevity. Yet in certain environments, those properties can be compromised by corrosion and other forms of structural degradation. Manufacturers frequently […]