Laura (pictured) and Jessica help out in the shop by running the ‘Solvent Saver’ machine. Used solvents and waste paints are collected from our paint booths. After collected, we run it though a machine that is like a ‘distiller’. The machine heats up to a certain temperature and allows the solvents to be forced out …
Large projects, like this seed corn facility, can take months to move through the shop. It starts with the design team finalizing the drawings, then all material and piece parts are ordered. Once the steel arrives, the process starts with shot blasting the material, sawing the material to length, drilling and coping any holes or …
There is no project too large for us to paint; big or small, we can do it all! With (2) paint booths, our team stays busy and works hard prepping, blasting, and applying the final coating on our customer’s projects, giving it the perfecting touch. Industrial painters apply coatings such as epoxy, polyurethanes, zinc coatings, …
The year is off to a fast start and the team has been working hard. Here is a picture of a seed corn set-up in which we provided the structural steel to create a roof between the two buildings.
The new welding lab at South Central College required a collaboration of various welding businesses in the area to step in and help out. Check out the link below for the the article G&S Manufacturing, LLC was featured in by The Fabricator. Link to Article on TheFabricator.com
As a Company, G&S Manufacturing, LLC recognizes the importance the trades have in keeping our Country moving forward. We strongly support the schools and organizations in our area promoting the trades. Read below on how G&S Manufacturing, LLC plays a part in promoting welding & fabrication in effort to encourage more people to pursue the …
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Mike Rowe, as many of you have seen him on the television show ‘Dirty Jobs’, brought awareness to the trade schools, community colleges, etc. The world has noticed and on our local level, we are seeing the changes firsthand. First of all, we have to give credit to Paul Hazuka, Principal at Cathedral High School. …
Today we had some very special visitors for a tour! Thank you to Orchard Hill Senior Living for coming out to see what we do.
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