Founded in 1996, Alternative Metal Service, Inc. supplies metal products and prepares them for manufacturers throughout Northeast Ohio. Drawing on three generations of metal-service experience, the Willoughby company handles orders from one piece to one million pieces in a 13,000-square-foot plant, with production sawing and other value-added services available to help customers keep work moving.
Diamond Metals Distribution LLCKnown across the Midwest and beyond for its service-centered approach, Cleveland-based Diamond Metals Distribution supplies prepared metal to tool and die shops, mold shops, machine shops and other manufacturers. The company stands out by handling much of the preparation in-house, including pre-squared finishing, so customers can put material to work with less shop-floor labor.CLEVELAND, OH
Consolidated Metal Service, IncFounded in 1982, Consolidated Metal Service, Inc. is a third-generation family-owned metal processor specializing in precision narrow-slit coil, edge conditioning, toll processing, and distribution for ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Its 28,000-square-foot climate-controlled Willoughby facility can slit material from 0.250 to 48 inches wide, while company-owned trucks handle Ohio deliveries and logistics partners extend service nationwide and internationally. CMS is ISO 9001:2015 certified and is known for sourcing hard-to-find metals as well as processing customer-owned inventory.WILLOUGHBY, OH
Metals, IncFounded in 1978, Metals, Inc. is a Cleveland-area steel service and manufacturing center supplying metal products and fabricating custom components for safety, maintenance and industrial work. Its complete fab shop supports projects large and small, while 15 distribution points provide nationwide reach. The company’s notably experienced workforce averages more than 20 years with Metals, Inc., carrying forward founder Allen N. Corlett Jr.’s emphasis on customer service and supplier credibility.BEDFORD, OH
Precision Strip IncFounded in 1977 in the small Ohio farm town of Minster, Precision Strip has grown from a niche aluminum-slitting business into a 15-location company known as the nation’s largest toll processor. Its 3.8-million-square-foot network supports manufacturers with custom metal processing, backed by in-house engineering and a company-owned fleet for just-in-time delivery. All of its operations are IATF 16949 certified.KENTON, OH