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Albina is nearing completion on Fabrication of Bent Steel Bus Shelter Canopy for Santa Clara VTA

First article approval nearly complete on a 44' X 13' football shaped bus shelter canopy. The complete assembly includes various materials. The main canopy frame is assembled from Rolled / Bent Steel HSS members to AESS quality, and large diameter support columns with rolled / bent round tubing knee...
Spiral Staircase at American Girl Store in San Francisco, CA.

Spiral Staircase at American Girl Store in San Francisco, CA.

Albina Co., Inc. recently completed a spiral staircase at the American Girl store at the Standford Shopping Center in San Francisco, California. Albina rolled the stringers and railings out of various materials including: TS 14" X 4" X .375" WALL A500 GR B 2" X 2" X 3/16" ANGLE A36 1½" OD X .120"...

Post Tensioning Piping Created from 30,000 Pounds of Pipe and Tube Bends

Albina Co., Inc. recently cut, bent, trimmed, weld marked and galvanized 30,000# of bent pipe and tube for a post tensioning piping (conduit) project. Materials we processed included: 5" OD X .250 WALL A500 GR. B, 4½" OD X .237 WALL A500 GR. B, and 3½" OD X .216 WALL A500 GR. B pipe bending, tube bending, conduit bends pipe bending, tube bending, conduit bends

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Albina Provides Rolled Steel Canopy and Exceptional Customer Service for St. Jude's Hospital

Albina and Cundiff Steel Fabricating & Erecting provided 36,000# of TS 16" x 8" x .375" wall, TS 16" x 8" x .500" wall, TS 10" x 8" x .250" wall, and TS 16" x 16" x .375" wall all AESS for a canopy at St. Jude's Hospital. Cundiff Steel had the following comments about working with Albina: " I want t...

How HSS reacts to the bending process

Without some sort of internal support HSS material rolled / curved will result in a certain level of distortion. The faces of the material will try to concave, wrinkle and crush during the bending process. HSS reacts to the bending process by collapsing inward as a result of compression across th...

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