| A photo tour of our warehouse - |
| We love to have customers visit our facility because we are proud of it. The warehouse was built in 1920 and was the rail car maintenance building for the Newburgh & South Shore Railroad. Coventry Steel employees (and contractors) spent 14 months renovating the building and installing 160 feet of burning machines along with all related equipment. With the addition of three new cranes, a new roof deck, and complete replacement of all utilities, the end result is a modern, efficient facility housed within the original brick & steel of the 1920's construction. Allow us to take you on a virtual tour........ |
| Another workday begins with a spring sunrise over the oxygen tank. |
Master Flame-cutter Ron doin' it to some
2 1/2" A572gr50.
2 1/2" A572gr50.
| The front (and back doors) of our building are the original 14 & 12 foot wide red oak doors that passed railcars and locomotives through them for decades. |
| A bird's eye view of the warehouse. |
| Although some of the original rail was removed during renovation, we still retain two sidings for rail service. Here we have a flat car of plate waiting to be unloaded. |
| Material is inspected and inventoried, waiting to be cut. We stock A-36 & A572gr50 Plate up to 12" thick, C1045 through 5" thick, and A-514, Ar400, and 4140 alloys. |
| Please proceed to page two, and we'll show you how we cut steel. (Besides, there's no other way off this page) |
