Ulbrich Stainless Steels & Special Metals Capabilities
Ulbrich's industry-leading capabilities are designed with your success in mind.
Rolling Tolerances
Our largest H-mill can handle incoming strip material up to .125” thick, while our smallest Z-mill can roll foil as light as .00039″: an order of magnitude thinner than a human hair.
Slitting & Edging
From Round to Square edge, our slitters have the ability to separate a wide strip into “mults” or narrower strips to achieve your desired width with as much minimized burr as possible.
Cut-to-Length
Our blanking line can handle widths up to 30" and gauges as light as .004. We uncoil your metal, straighten or flatten it, then cut and auto-stack to the lengths you require. We're happy to help whether your project needs precision tolerances or manageable workpieces for ease of handling.
Annealing
Utilizing hydrogen, nitrogen, and argon controlled atmospheres, we properly anneal all the alloys we offer to satisfy the most demanding specifications of the aerospace, medical, and nuclear industries.
Finishes & Mechanical Properties
From Bright to Dull or Quarter Hard to Extra Full Hard, Ulbrich has the ability to control your desired surface finish and mechanical properties of your Precision Strip & Wire products.
Coating & Plating
Based on your exact requirements, we expertly apply protective coatings with various thicknesses, adhesion properties, colors, and opacity to ensure your product is successfully brought to completion. Additionally, our multiple plating lines, first-rate production capabilities, and expert metallurgists can handle any plating needs you have for Precision Flat & Fine Wire products.
Packaging
With production and shipping capabilities spanning the entire globe, we are able to accommodate steel and metal product packaging and transit to almost any international destination.
Manufacturing Overview
Our state-of-the-art equipment, technology, and staff make us the go-to steel and metals producer for numerous manufacturing markets, including the medical, nuclear, aerospace, solar, and electronics industries.