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Village of King’s Point Salt Shed

Kings Point Salt Shed

Bolting up the formed aluminum panels with ‘sticky stuff’ caulking between the panels.

 

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The already bolted up panels are secured with galvanized angle irons to the foundation.

 

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Bolting up the formed aluminum panels with ‘sticky stuff’ caulking between the panels.

 

 

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USMMA, Kings Point, New York

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Manufacturing the Water Exchanger, Inflow/Outflow

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Bolting on to the Steam Condenser

 

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Working on Steamboat Road, Great Neck

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Remanufacturing of the clamshell bucket.

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Remanufacturing of the clamshell bucket.

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Remanufacturing of the clamshell bucket.

 

 

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Fire Island, New York

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Water Tower Demolition, Fire Island, New York

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Water Tower Demolition Fire Island, New York

 

Water Tower, Fire Island, NY

Water Tower Demolition, Fire Island, NY

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Dock Lane, King’s Point, New York

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Steel Support Posts & Mounting, Kings Point, New York.

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Front view.

 

 

 

 

 

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New London, Connecticut

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Steel Arch, posts and railings, Thames Club, New London, CT.

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A Tour of The Former SSI Facility in Southeastern CT

Stapleton Steel, Inc., in Southeastern Ct, was a fully-equipped operation with a 5,585 sq.ft. shop, a 1,115 sq.ft. mezzanine and 1,115 sq.ft. class B office. The shop had four overhead cranes (5-Ton, two 2-Ton, 1-Ton) and one jib crane and a 15’ x 14’ overhead door. Our machinery included:

  • Marvel Series 8 MarkII Band Saw w/high column 18”x28”
  • 90-Ton Piranha Ironworker
  • Doringer Cold Saw D-350
  • Ercolina Mega Pipe Bender (up to 2½” pipe)
  • Fabriline 60-Ton Hydraulic Web & Flange Punches
  • 35-Ton Porta Punch
  • Nelson Stud Welder NetWeld6000
  • Hypotherm Plasma Arc Cutter Max100
  • In-House Welding Machines & Accessories for Mig, Tig, & Stick includes Miller XMT200, XMT300, XMT304, Synchrowave 250, and Lincoln R3R400

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Great Neck, New York

This project included the conversion of an indoor tennis club to a temple.

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The crane inserting the columns and beams through the roof.

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Steel beams for support of the sunroof.

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Fastening the support structure to the footings. Inspecting the job.

Steamboat Rd TennisTemple

Crane moving the steel support beams.

 

 

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