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Nucor-Yamato Steel Company was formed in 1987 as a joint venture between Nucor and Yamato Kogyo with the goal of operating a steel mini-mill to manufacture wide-flange beams in Blytheville, Arkansas. Today, Nucor-Yamato Steel Company has the capacity to produce over 2.5 million tons per year of not only wide-flange beams, but also H-piling, ...
In fact, our Nucor-Yamato facility is the only North American producer of high-strength, low-alloy beams, which are used in common applications such as gravity columns for high-rise buildings, long span trusses for stadiums and convention centers and for all projects where seismic design is a critical factor.
Tres culturas. Una misión. ver más. Somos la siderúrgica de acero galvanizado más eficiente de México. La fusión entre la empresa norteamericana NUCOR y la japonesa JFE nos ha consolidado como la productora de acero galvanizado más eficiente y con la más alta calidad de México.
All Nucor-Yamato Steel Company structural products are melted and manufactured in the United States near Blytheville, Arkansas. Nucor-Yamato Steel Company General Office: 870/762-5500 P. O. Box 1228 Sales: 800/289-6977 Blytheville, Arkansas 72316 FAX: 870/763-9107 Shipping Address: Nucor-Yamato Steel Company Highway 18 East Armorel, Arkansas ...
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Two of our crowning achievements have been in the areas of quality and environmental stewardship. In 1995 we were awarded the Shingo prize for our relentless pursuit of quality and customer satisfaction. In 1999 NYS was recommended and certified to ISO 9002, and in May 2002 to ISO 9001:2000. In May 2005 NYS was recommended and certified to ISO ...
10 de mar. de 2023 · Nucor-Yamato Steel celebrates 36 years of Japanese-American excellence. Formed in 1987 as a joint venture between Nucor Corp. and Yamato Kogyo, Nucor-Yamato Steel Co. started from a cotton field in northeast Arkansas and developed into the largest structural steel mill in the Western Hemisphere.
