Metal Fabrication in Georgia - The City of Douglasville Development

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2009
Metal Fabrication in Georgia
COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
IN THIS STUDY:
Georgia’s Fabricated Metal Snapshot
Georgia Industry Overview
A Top Growth Industry in the Fourth-Fastest Growing State
Leaders in the Industry
New Fabricated Metal Manufacturing Companies
Georgia’s Fabricated Metal Industry Mix
Major Fabricated Metal Subgroups
Recent Growth and Outlook for the Industry
Employment Growth
Fabricated Metal: A Value Proposition for Georgia
Fabricated Metal Exports
Fabricated Metal is Vital to Other Growing Industries
Wages and Occupational Employment
Business Climate
Industry Unionization
Fabricated Metal-Related Unions
Georgia is a Right-To-Work State
Georgia is an Employment-at-Will State
Training and Work Force Development
Quick Start Program
Technical Colleges
HOPE Grant Program
Fabricated Metal Industry Resources in Georgia
Fabricated Metal Industry
Georgia’s Second-Fastest Growing Major Manufacturing Sector
Top Fabricated Metal Employers
GEORGIA’S FABRICATED METAL SNAPSHOT
Metal Fabricators
• Home to 1,313 companies employing
more than 28,000 workers
• Approximately 26 companies located or
Company
Employment
Southwire Co.
2,150
The Timken Co. 1,180
HL-A Co. Ltd.
expanded operations in the last two years,
700
Sewon Precision
creating nearly 1,700 jobs
BWAY Corp.
• The industry’s contribution to the state gross
700
650
YKK AP America Inc.
product will experience a 10.8 percent increase
Heatcraft - Lennox
from 2008 to 2013
Gerdau AmeriSteel
• Value of shipments is increasing, while the
cost of materials remains low
A Top Growth Industry in the Fourth-Fastest Growing State in the U.S.
The fabricated metal industry is the state’s fourth
largest manufacturing sector in terms of employ-
Metal Fabrication is the Second-Fastest
Growing Major Manufacturing Sector in Georgia
ment, and accounts for 5.2 percent of the state’s
dollars) in 2008. Although employment is expected
Food Products
66.2
9.8%
to decrease in the near future just as in the manu-
Transportation Equipment 41.1
22.0%
facturing industry in general, the fabricated metal
Textile Product Mills
36.9
7.6%
industry’s GSP is projected to increase 10.8 percent
Fabricated Metal Product 28.1
10.8%
by 2013. This change places the fabricated metal
Textile Mills
industry second after transportation equipment.
Source: Moody’s Economy.com estimates
25.2
450
Hansgrohe Inc.
420
Patterson Pump Co. 400
Royston LLC 390
Source: Fabricated Metals Database, Georgia Power
Community and Economic Development
Leaders in the Industry
Several global and national leaders in the fab-
South America. Kysor//Warren, headquartered in
Why Georgia for Fabricated Metal?
ricated metal industry have a presence in Georgia.
Columbus, manufactures refrigeration equipment
• Close proximity to aerospace, auto,
The Timken Company is a global leader in bearings,
and displays. Additionally, BWAY Corporation,
alloy steel and related components with manufactur-
located in Homerville, is one of the top steel
ing facilities in Asia, Europe, North America and
container manufacturers in North America.
New Georgia Fabricated Metal Manufacturers Employing 100 or More Workers
Year New Company
City County
Product
Number of
Jobs Announced
2007 Bennett International Tennile
Washington
Metal utility buildings
150
2007 Dongwon Corporation Lone Oak
Meriwether
Automotive stampings
300
2008 Asta Inc. Waynesboro Burke
Copper wires
100
2008 Sewon Precision
LaGrange
Troup
700
2009 KMC Atlanta Inc.
Atlanta
Fulton
Ball valves
350
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519
Kysor//Warren
8.1%
New Fabricated Metal Companies Bring More than 1,700 Jobs in Last Two Years.
650
627
2008
2008-2013
Employment GSP Percent (Thousands) Change
manufacturing gross state product (GSP, in real
and related industries
• World-class technical expertise
• Renowned work force training program
• Business-friendly environment
• Excellent accessibility to market
Georgia boasts a strong diversity of suppliers within metal fabrication.
Georgia’s Fabricated Metal Industry Mix
Georgia’s 1,313 fabricated metal companies manufacture everything from building materials to metal cans
“At Bennett International Group, we have
always attributed the success of our ventures
to composites used in transportation equipment and jewelry. Around 25 percent of fabricated metal companies employ 50 or more workers. The industry NAICS classifications are in the 332 family.
not only to providing superior products and
services, but also to employing the best of
Georgia’s work force.”
Danny Lowry, Vice President
Bennett International Group
Companies Employing 50 or More Workers
Source: Georgia Department of Economic Development
press release, “Transportation Company to Create 150 Jobs
in Tenille” 8.2.07
Source: Fabricated Metals Database, Georgia
Power Community and Economic Development
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Largest subgroups include architectural and structural metals, machine shops, and miscellaneous fabricated metal.
Major Fabricated Metal Subgroups
“We see a tremendous opportunity in
Machine Shops, Screws, Nuts and Bolts:
Architectural and structural metal producers,
machine shops, and other metal fabricators
The second largest segment includes machine shops
North America. We hope to add significant
subgroups account for more than 70 percent of all
and manufacturers of turned products, screws, nuts
value to our customers in terms of supply
employment in Georgia’s metal fabrication industry.
and bolts.
chain lead time, costs and also help them
Architectural and Structural Metals: This
to meet the demands of their strong
Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufac-
segment includes products used in construction of
turing: This segment covers a variety of products
residential and commercial buildings, bridges, roads
including valves, plumbing fixtures, ball bearings,
and in various manufacturing applications.
ammunition and fabricated pipe.
order book.”
Lord Bagri, Chairman, Metrod Group
press release, “Malaysian Copper Products Manufacturer
to Locate Plant in Waynesboro” 12.4.07
Top Employers in Largest Industry Subgroups
Architectural and Structural
Metals Manufacturing
Machine Shops and Threaded
Product Manufacturing
Other Fabricated Metal
Product Manufacturing
YKK AP America Inc.
650
Phoenix Metals Company
150
The Timken Company
Gerdau AmeriSteel
519
Continental Field Systems
105
Heatcraft - Lennox
627
Price Industries Inc. 300
Custom Metal Works Inc. 100
Kysor//Warren
450
Elixir Industries Inc. 299
Macsteel USA 100
Hansgrohe Inc.
420
Hoover Precision Products 260
Industrial Manufacturing 81 1,180
Patterson Pump Co. 400
Source: Fabricated Metal Companies Database, Georgia Power Community and Economic Development
Georgia Fabricated Metal Employment by Segment
2000
Forging and Stamping
2008
Cutlery and Handtools
Architectural and Structural Metals
Boiler, Tank, and Shipping Containers
Hardware
Spring and Wire Products
Machine Shops and Threaded Products
Coating, Engraving, Heat Treating, and Allied Activities
Other Fabricated Metal Products
Thousands
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
Source: Annual data, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Moody’s Economy.com estimates
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Productivity expected to accelerate through 2013.
Recent Growth and Outlook for the Industry
Employment Growth
Korean based Dongwon Autopart
The fabricated metal industry in Georgia employs
Technology located in Meriwether County to
serve the new Kia Motros plant in West Point.
The company employs 300 workers.
“Dongwon Autopart Technology is proud
to locate their second American facility in
becoming a vital partner in the community.”
Jung Kwon (Charlie) Kim,
Executive Director of
Dongwon Autopart Technology
approximately 28,000, or 6.5 percent of all manu-
While employment numbers are declining,
facturing employees statewide. While there was
the value of fabricated metal products continues
an annual increase of 2.1 percent in the 1990s, em-
to increase. Fabricated metal products will
ployment is expected to decrease during the 2000s.
contribute nearly $2.1 billion to Georgia’s gross
This trend can also be seen at the national level.
state product (GSP) in 2008 (in real dollars),2000
Forging and Stamping
Meriwether County and is looking forward to
Fabricated Metal:
A Value Proposition for Georgia
2008
representing 5.2 percent of total manufacturing
Cutlery and Handtools
GSP. The industry’s contribution to the state’s
GSP will increase more than 2 percent annually
Architectural and Structural Metals
through 2013. Technological innovations enable
Boiler, Tank, and Shipping Containers
manufacturers to consistently improve
Hardware
productivity.
Spring and Wire Products
Machine Shops and Threaded Products
press release, “Kia Supplier Dongwon Autopart Technology
to Locate in Meriwether” 10.17.07
Coating, Engraving, Heat Treating, and Allied Activities
Other Fabricated Metal Products
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
Fabricated Metal GSP Contribution to Georgia is Increasing.
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Index
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150
130
110
90
1990
1993
1996
1999
2002
2005
Metal Fabrication GSP
2008
2011
2014
Total Manufacturing GSP
Sources: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, and Moody’s Economy.com estimates
$8
$7
$6
4
130
130
110
Georgia is Second-Fastest Growing in Value Added
110
90
Fabricated metal
in1999
Georgia increased
significantly
from 19942011
to 2006,
while the
1990 total value
1993 of shipments
1996
2002
2005
2008
2014
90
cost of materials
remained1993
relatively1996
low.
1990
1999
2002
2005
2008
2011
2014
Metal
Fabrication
GSP in Georgia
Totalis
Manufacturing
Another indicator of the fabricated metal industry’s
increasing
activity
the amount GSP
of value
added during manufacturing. Georgia’s fabricated metal
industry
moreGSP
than doubled
itsManufacturing
total value-added
Metal
Fabrication
Total
GSP
dollar amount from 1994 to 2006, ranking second only to Florida among Southeastern states.
Rotary Corporation turned to the Georgia
Value of Shipments Increases while Cost of Materials Remains Low.
Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) to
implement a feasibility study on manufactur-
$8
ing lawn mower blades with lean manufactur-
$8$7
ing processes and engineering assistance.
$7$6
Through the Eureka program, Rotary’s
BillionsBillions
$6$5
experience with Georgia Tech increased sales
$5$4
by $1.5 million, $ 2 million in returned sales
and 50 retained jobs. They estimate savings of
$4$3
$262,000 in investments by soliciting Georgia
$2
$3
Tech’s expertise.
$1
$2
Ed Nelson, President,
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1995
1996
1997
1998
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
$0
1999
2000
2001
2003
Total Value of Shipments
1999
2000
2001
2004
2003
Total Value of Shipments
2005
Rotary Corporation Solution
2006
Source: 'Rotary Corporation Prepares for Growth with New
Products, Process Improvement,' January 21, 2009, Enterprise Innovation Institute, Georgia Institute of Technology
Total Cost of Materials
2004
2005
2006
Total Cost of Materials
*2002 annual data not available
Source: Annual Survey of Manufacturers, U.S. Census Bureau
Georgia is the Second Fastest Growing in the Southeast.
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Source: Annual Survey of Manufacturers, U.S. Census Bureau
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Percent Change
Value added is considered to be the best value measure available
the relative economic
importance of manufacturing among industries and geographic areas.
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$425
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$450
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$425
$1
$400
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Metal Exports
Millions
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particularly outstanding with exports growing more
than 100 percent during this period.
$325
1994
2006
$300
Percent Change
2000
Fabricated Metal Product
Exports are Growing
2007
Among Georgia’s Major Trading Partners,
Nearly All Experienced 50 Percent Growth or More.
$450
Value of Exports (Millions)
$375
$350
$325
$300
2000
250
$100
2007
Source: TradeStats Express, U.S. Department of Commerce
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Growing
Industries
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using fabricated metal products is new plant
construction. Georgia Power is expected to add
two new nuclear units by 2016. Kia, Blue Bird and
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$400
29
Millions
300
$120
$425
the state. For example, metal is a main component
to the aerospace
industry, supplying to companies
8
2000such as Lockheed
2007 Martin Corporation,
Percent Change
GulfStream
in the Southeast are also creating a demand for
metal stampings and a variety of other fabricated
metal products.
6
Aerospace
Corporation and Cessna. Another industry
4
2
0
18
1999
2000
2001
16
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Georgia
2008
U.S.
centage
14
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Nearly 100,000 workers are employed in metal fabrication occupations.
Wages And Occupational Employment
Georgia has Third Lowest
Wage in the Southeast
Georgia is known for its high quality, affordable work force. Wage rates in Georgia typically fall below
the national average, particularly in manufacturing occupations. Georgia’s weekly wage rate for fabricated
metals is the third lowest in the Southeast and also among the lowest numeric and percent changes from
1. Mississippi
$730
2001 to 2007.
2. Florida
$764
3. GEORGIA
$767
4. Alabama
$796
5. South Carolina
$815
6. North Carolina
$834
7. Tennessee
$874
U.S.
$884
Georgia offers an ample supply of workers
with a variety of technical backgrounds, totaling close to 92,000.
Occupation
Number of Georgia Workers
Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters
4,710
Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic
1,610
Numerical Tool and Process Control Programmers
180
Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
2,490
Forging Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
470
Rolling Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
440
Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
Drilling and Boring Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
rinding, Lapping, Polishing, and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators,
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and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
6,180
880
1,530
Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
640
Milling and Planing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
500
Machinists
7,600
Pourers and Casters, Metal
170
Model Makers, Metal and Plastic
290
Molding, Core making, and Casting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic 3,490
Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
2,400
Tool and Die Makers
1,100
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers
10,810
Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders
1,230
Heat Treating Equipment Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
240
Lay-Out Workers, Metal and Plastic
100
Plating and Coating Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
700
Tool Grinders, Filers, and Sharpeners
310
Metal Workers and Plastic Workers, All Other
370
Helpers--Production Workers
28,130
Production Workers, All Other
15,170
Total
91,740
Source: May 2007 State Occupational Employment and Wage Survey, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
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2007
Weekly Wage
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Georgia ranks among the top five states for business, according to Forbes.
Business Climate
Best States for Job
Growth & Business
1. Texas
Georgia offers a competitive business climate, ranking among the top states for business in the nation and
in the Southeast.
For detailed information on incentives offered at the state and local levels, see Georgia Power’s Georgia
Information, Incentives chapter at www.selectgeorgia.net
2. North Carolina
3. Florida
4. GEORGIA
5. Tennessee
Source: Chief Executive Magazine, 3.17.09
Chief Executive Magazine evaluates states on natural
resources, regulation, tax policies, quality of living,
education and infrastructure, among others.
Georgia is a Right-to-Work State
Georgia has been a right-to-work state since
1947. Fewer than half of the states in the United
Georgia is an Employment-atWill State
Georgia recognizes the doctrine of employment-
States grant workers this protection. Right-to-work
at-will. Employment-at-will means that in the
legislation assures that:
absence of a written contract of employment for
• Workers will not be forced to join a union by
employers or other union members.
a defined duration, an employer can terminate an
employee for good cause, bad cause or no cause
• Employees working for a company with a union
at all.
presence may decide for themselves whether
or not to join a union.
• Workers cannot be forced to join a strike.
• Interference with an employer’s lawful business through violence or mass picketing will
not be allowed.
Source: National Right to Work Committee, National Right to
Work Legal Defense Foundation, Inc. (NRTW), March, 2009
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150
$60
Georgia boasts the second-lowest union membership in the U.S. in 2008, from fourth in 2007.
Industry Unionization
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membership rates in Georgia and the U.S. have
manufacturing unionization is also among the lowest
significantly decreased in the last 20 years.
2000
2007
Percent Change
Private Manufacturing Union Membership is Decreasing.
18
16
Percentage
14
12
1. North Carolina
3.5%
2. GEORGIA
3.7%
3. South Carolina
3.9%
4. Virginia
4.1%
5. Texas
6. Louisiana 7. South Dakota
8. Mississippi
9. Tennessee
10. Utah
4.5%
4.6%
5.0%
5.3%
5.5%
5.8%
Source: 2008 annual data, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Georgia has Second-Lowest
Total Union Membership Rates
in the United States
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Georgia
2008
U.S.
Source: Annual U.S. and State Union Density Membership, Barry Hirsch, Georgia State University and David Macpherson, Florida State
University, www.unionstats.com
Fabricated Metal-Related Unions
Georgia’s fabricated metal-related union membership experienced a 54 percent decrease from 1995 to
2008. These unions include the auto workers (UAW), iron workers (BSIW), machinists (IAM), sheet metal
workers (SMW) and steel workers (USWA).
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Georgia boasts the top work force training program in the U.S.
Training And Work Force Development
Georgia has the Top Work Force
Training Program
1. GEORGIA
2. Alabama
3. Florida
4. South Carolina
5. Kentucky
6. North Carolina
7. Tennessee
8. Virginia
9. Maryland
10. Texas
Since 2000, Georgia ranks among the top five states with the best work force training programs. In 2007,
Georgia’s Quick Start ranked as the top work force training program in the nation for the third time.
Quick Start Program
efficient and valuable training product.
Quick Start is Georgia’s internationally recog-
Quick Start has first-hand experience in training
nized skills-based training program that provides
people to work in metal fabrication operations. From
job-specific training at no cost for qualified new and
programs for steel mini-mills to machining jet engine
expanding companies. Training programs are tailored
components, Quick Start trains workers to be as
to meet a company’s needs and are conducted in the
productive as possible, as quickly as possible.
company’s facilities or in a state-supplied facility
near the company’s site. Quick Start coordinates
with Georgia’s 33 technical colleges to provide an
Source: June, 2007, Expansion Management magazine
The following list of training focus areas represents some of the organization’s
fields of expertise as it applies to metal-related operations:
“We were looking for a space that would
suit our needs and help bring value to our
customers, and the former Tifton Aluminum
building was perfect. We’ve spent quite a
bit of time in Tifton and it’s a great place to
do business.”
Roy E. Smith, President, BRT Extrusions
CNC Machining
Test Equipment Operations
Manual Machining
Anodizing
De-burring
Press Brake
Shearing
MIG & TIG Welding
Punch Press
Powder Coating
Equipment Troubleshooting
Forging
Extruding Press
Riveting
Die Casting
Control Panel Operations
Furnace Operations
Brazing
Roll Forming
Drilling & Tapping
Electroforming
For additional information on Georgia’s Quick Start program visit www.georgiaquickstart.org.
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Technical Colleges
Georgia has 33 technical colleges that offer
a variety of certificate, diploma and associate
degree programs. By partnering with Quick Start,
versatile, comprehensive, state-of-the-art work force
development program. For information on Georgia’s
technical colleges, visit
www.technicalcollegesystemofgeorgia.org.
the Technical College System of Georgia offers a
Map ID School
Georgia’s Technical Colleges offer Fabricated Metal Industry-Related Programs
HOPE Grant
Georgia residents attending a Georgia public
technical college enrolled in a certificate or diploma
eligibility, but a 3.0 cumulative grade point average
is not required.
The HOPE Grant covers tuition, HOPE-approved
program are eligible for HOPE assistance regard-
mandatory fees, and a book allowance of up to $300
less of high school graduation dates or grade point
per academic year. A student may receive the HOPE
averages. Full-time enrollment is not required. The
Grant for up to 63 semester hours (95 quarter hours)
student must be making satisfactory academic prog-
of study.
ress according to the college’s policy to maintain
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1
Albany Technical College
2
Altamaha Technical College
3
Appalachian Technical College
4
Athens Area Technical College
5
Atlanta Technical College
6
Augusta Technical College
7
Central Georgia Technical College
8
Chattahoochee Technical College
9
Columbus Technical College
10
Coosa Valley Technical College
11
DeKalb Technical College
12
East Central Technical College
13
Flint River Technical College
14
Griffin Technical College
15
Gwinnett Technical College
16
Heart of Georgia Technical College
17
Lanier Technical College
18
Middle Georgia Technical College
19
Moultrie Area Technical College
20
North Georgia Technical College
21
North Metro Technical College
22
Northwestern Technical College
23
Ogeechee Technical College
24
Okefenokee Technical College
25
Sandersville Regional Tech. College
26
Savannah Technical College
27
South Georgia Technical College
28
Southeastern Technical College
29
Southwest Georgia Technical College
30
Swainsboro Technical College
31
Valdosta Technical College
32
West Central Technical College
33
West Georgia Technical College
Metal-related resources assist companies with innovation and growth.
Fabricated Metal Industry Resources
Georgia Tech Partners with Temcor,
Improves Sales
Georgia Tech’s Enterprise Innovation Institute helped Temcor, a prefabricated structures and enclosures manufacturer, develop
an improved, one-directional flow layout for
their facility in Rincon, GA. Georgia Tech
later provided the company with technical
specifications of a plasma cutting system
that would serve the company’s manufacturing needs. According to Temcor’s estimates,
work with Georgia Tech increased sales by
22 percent and setup and changeover times
reduced by 50 percent.
“The folks I’ve worked with at Georgia Tech
are very professional, very knowledgeable
and very cost-effective. Temcor would not
be as successful as the company is today
had we not utilized the expertise of the
staff at Georgia Tech.”
Leland Sanders, Vice President of
Manufacturing, Temcor
Source: “Georgia Tech Helps Manufacturers Increase
Productivity and Grow Business,” Focus Forward: A
Newsletter for Industry, November/December 2008,
Enterprise Innovation Institute, Georgia Institute of
Technology
* Temcor is not listed on this study because it has less
than 50 employees.
Georgia has a variety of resources available to fabricated metal manufacturers. Georgia is home to
the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), one of the leading universities in industrial and other
engineering disciplines. The state also has a variety of industry professional groups and trade associations
that provide support to professionals, researchers and suppliers in the fabricated metal industry.
Academic/research resources include:
Manufacturing Research Center www.marc.gatech.edu
Opened in 1991, the Manufacturing Research Center (MARC) focuses on enhancing the technology transfer
process by facilitating interaction among faculty, students and industrial personnel. Cross-assignments and
visits set the stage for development of specific research proposals and projects. Funding may come directly
from industry or from government sources. MARC centers and labs include:
• Environmentally Conscious Design and Manufacturing Program (ECDM) www.ecdm.gatech.edu
• Precision Machinery Research Consortium (PMRC) www.pmrc.gatech.edu
• Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing Institute (RPMI) www.rpmi.marc.gatech.edu
• Factory Information Systems (FIS) Group www.fis.marc.gatech.edu
Enterprise Innovation Institute http://innovate.gatech.edu
The Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute helps companies, entrepreneurs, economic developers and
communities improve their competitiveness through the application of science, technology and innovation.
In 2007, the Enterprise Innovation Institute, through the U.S. Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP),
began offering the Eureka! Winning Ways® program to help Georgia companies develop new strategies for
growth. Eureka is an award-winning three step process that includes idea engineering, success screening
and action plan coaching. This program was developed by Doug Hall, former master marketing inventor with
Procter & Gamble.
Professional Groups and Trade Associations
with Chapters in Georgia and in the Southeast include:
• Association for Facilities Engineering (AFE) www.afe.org
• Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) http://chapters.sme.org/c061/ (Atlanta);
http://chapters.sme.org/c262/homepage.htm (Statesboro)
• Southeastern Fastener Association (SEFA) www.thesefa.com
• Roofing & Sheet Metal Contractors Association of Georgia (RSMCA) www.rsmca.org
• Southeastern Association of Metal Finishers (SAMF) www.namf.org
• National Ornamental & Miscellaneous Metals Association (NOMMA) www.nomma.org
• Association for Iron and Steel Technology (AIST) www.aist.org/chapters/mc_southeast.htm
• Door and Hardware Institute (DHI) www.dhi.org
• American Welding Society (AWS) www.aws.org/w/a/sections/districts/district05.html
• American Society for Materials International (ASM) www.asm-atlanta.gatech.edu
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Georgia is home to a diverse mix of 1,300 metal fabrication companies, employing nearly 50,000 workers.
Georgia’s Fabricated Metal Industry by Type (50 or more Employees)
Fabricated Metal by Sector (NAICS)
Note: Georgia Power’s 2009 fabricated metals database counts 1,291 companies employing nearly 50,000
workers, which differs from the Bureau of Labor Statistics employment count of 28,000 (2007).
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List of Fabricated Metal Manufacturing Companies in Georgia (50 or more employees)
Company
Employment Line of Business
City
County
Metal stampings, tool and die steel and alloys
Covington
Newton
Iron and steel forging
Alpharetta
Fulton
Metal stampings
Adairsville
Bartow
NAICS 3321: Forging and Stamping
Clairon Metals Corp.
Corrugated Gear & Services
Daiki Corp.
250
74
150
DeKalb Tool & Die Inc. 50
Automotive and commercial stampings; metalworking dies
Tucker
DeKalb
Die-Tech Industries Inc.
90
Automotive stamping dies
Carrollton
Carroll
Dixie Seal & Stamp
80
Generic and customized street signs, license plates,
parking signs
Tucker
DeKalb
Dixien LLC
200
Automotive stampings, outdoor power equipment components
Morrow
Clayton
Dixien LLC
75
Automotive stampings, outdoor power equipment components
Warner Robins
Houston
DongWon Corp.
300
Lone Oak
Meriwether
Evans Tool & Die Inc.
100
Metal stampings; tools, dies, jigs and fixtures
Conyers
Rockdale
Fanello Industries Inc.
85
Stamped blanks for automotive, lawn and garden, HVAC
industries
Lavonia
Franklin
Gem Industries Inc.
200
Metal stampings
Toccoa
Stephens
GILL MFG GA Inc.
130
Automotive, multi-use vehicles and furniture stampings
Trenton
Dade
Guardian Automotive Corp.
250
Stamped metal automobile moldings or trim
Covington
Newton
Honeywell International Inc.
300
Powdered metal friction material, motor vehicle parts and
accessories
Elberton
Elbert
Husqvarna Outdoor Products
200
Lawn and garden mower parts
Swainsboro
Emanuel
Jefferson Southern Corp.
200
Rockmart
Polk
LH Thomson Co.
85
Bicycle seat posts and stems
Macon
Bibb
Lippert Components Inc.
80
Motor vehicles and car bodies
Fitzgerald
Ben Hill
Mastercraft Industrial Equipment
76
Metal stampings and assembly components for forklifts
Tifton
Tift
Rome
Floyd
Neaton Rome
160
Oneda Corp.
85
Precision metal stamping for automotive, medical and
consumer electronics industries
Columbus
Muscogee
Optima EPS Inc.
50
Server racks, rackmounts, telecom cabinets, complete
enclosure systems
Tucker
DeKalb
Metal stampings for the material handling and trailer industries
Atlanta
Fulton
Stamped or pressed metal machine parts, aircraft parts
and equipment
Savannah
Chatham
Phoenix Stamping Group LLC
Precision Machine of Savannah
100
50
Rome Tool & Die Co. Inc.
150
Metal stamps for the trade, motor vehicle brake systems and
parts, special dies and tools
Rome
Floyd
Ryerson Inc.
300
Stainless steel, aluminum, copper shapes for the construction
industry
Norcross
Gwinnett
Sanderson Industries Inc.
215
Stamped automotive products
Atlanta
Fulton
Scovill Fasteners Inc.
262
Snap fasteners, eyelets, grommets, buttons, zippers
Clarkesville
Habersham
Sewon Precision
700
LaGrange
Troup
Stoffel Seals Corp.
213
Metal security seals, name badges
Tallapoosa
Haralson
Tie Down Engineering Inc.
325
Iron and steel forging for marine industry
Atlanta
Fulton
Aluminum and alloy machined and stamped flight parts,
prototype tooling and parts
Tucker
DeKalb
Tucker Technology Inc.
55
Note: Bolded companies are headquartered in Georgia.
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Company
UNISIA of Georgia Corp.
USA Production Parts Inc.
TOTAL
City
County
130
Monroe
Walton
50
Gainesville
Hall
5,820
NAICS 3322: Cutlery and Hand Tool Manufacturing
Duramatic Products Co.
125
Lawnmower and edger blades
Glennville
Tattnall
Hitachi Koki U.S.A.
100
Drills, saws and grinders
Norcross
Gwinnett
JS Technology Inc.
55
Torque tools, demolition hammers, glue guns
Alpharetta
Fulton
Kasco Corp.
130
Bandsaw blades, grinder plates and knives, sharpeners
Atlanta
Fulton
Kennametal Inc.
324
Turning, grooving, cut-off and threading tools
Evans
Columbia
300
Lawnmower steel blades
Glenville
Tattnall
Rotary Corp.
TOTAL
1,034
NAICS 3323: Architectural and Structural Metals Manufacturing
Advanced Metal Components Inc.
140
Sheet metal work
Swainsboro
Emanuel
Advanced Steel Technology
150
Steel plate processing
Rome
Floyd
Albany Door Systems North
America
80
Metal doors and windows
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett
Alcoa Inc./Architectural Products
137
Sheet metal work
Eastman
Dodge
Alenco Windows
200
Aluminum windows
Peachtree City
Fayette
ALP Lighting Components Inc.
110
Metal strips, high-bays and sheets
Lithia Springs
Douglas
Metal windows and doors
Swainsboro
Emanuel
American Steel Products
70
Amerimax Home Products Inc.
100
Sheet metal work
Duluth
Gwinnett
Arch Aluminum & Glass Co. Inc.
175
Metal doors, sash and trim, miscellaneous metalwork
Villa Rica
Carroll
Architectural Brass Co.
100
Ornamental metal work
Atlanta
Fulton
Aluminum boat docks and gangways
Gainesville
Hall
Roll-formed and structural storage products
Monroe
Walton
AridDek Aluminum Decking
Base Manufacturing
80
125
Bax Steel Buildings Inc.
50
Prefabricated metal buildings
Baxley
Appling
Bell-View Inc.
50
Window and door frames, extruded aluminum products
Wrightsville
Johnson
Metal utility buildings
Tennile
Washington
Bennett International Group
150
Brooks Welding Inc.
50
Structural steel erection, machine shop
Valdosta
Lowndes
Brown Steel LLC
64
Steel beams
Newnan
Coweta
Bruce Wall Systems Corp.
80
Metal curtain walls
Tucker
DeKalb
Builder's FirstSource Inc.
60
Prefabricated structural components; windows and doors
Columbus
Muscogee
Bull Moose Tube Co.
63
Carbon steel welded mechanical tubing and pipes
Trenton
Dade
130
Steel fabricator
Thomasville
Thomas
Clark Western Building Systems
85
Steel fabricator
Pendergrass
Jackson
CMC of Georgia Inc.
68
Operator cabs
Toccoa
Stephens
CMC Rebar Georgia
60
Reinforcing bars
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett
Conklin Metal Industries Inc.
50
Sheet metal, spiral pipes and fittings
Atlanta
Fulton
Cives Corp.
Curbs Plus Inc.
100
Sheet metal, roofs, decks
Rossville
Walker
DeKalb Steel Inc.
100
Structural steel fabrication, ornamental iron work
Tucker
DeKalb
Design Space
105
Modular buildings
Homerville
Clinch
Dietrich Metal Framing Inc.
150
Cold-formed steel and structural metal stud framing
McDonough
Henry
15
Company
Doors & Building Components Inc.
180
City
County
Roll-up commercial and self-storage doors
Douglasville
Douglas
Eagle Container Corp.
85
Mobile structures
Atlanta
Fulton
Electro-Mech Scoreboard Co.
65
Indoor and outdoor scoreboards
Wrightsville
Johnson
Entrance, cargo, and portable building doors
Douglas
Coffee
Elixir Industries Inc.
220
Elixir Industries Inc.
79
Light to heavy gauge metal work
Fitzgerald
Ben Hill
Fab Tec Inc.
70
Mobile home frames
Douglas
Coffee
FABRAL
50
Metal roofing and siding
Tifton
Tift
FABRAL
50
Metal roofing and siding
Jackson
Butts
Frey-Moss Structures Inc.
95
Modular buildings
Conyers
Rockdale
Gardner Metal Systems Inc.
80
Window and door frames, miscellaneous metalwork
Acworth
Cobb
50
Georgia Hi-Tech Fabricators
Sheet metal work
Vidalia
Toombs
Gerdau AmeriSteel
400
Reinforcing bars, welded wire reinforcement, cold drawn steel
Cartersville
Bartow
Gerdau AmeriSteel
60
Reinforcing bars, welded wire reinforcement, cold drawn steel
Duluth
Gwinnett
Habersham Metal Products Co. Inc.
165
Hollow metal doors and frames, windows, wall panel systems
Cornelia
Habersham
Handi-House Manufacturing Co.
100
Prefabricated metal buildings
Swainsboro
Emanuel
Hoover Precision Products
260
Chrome and stainless steel balls for automotive and
aersopace industries
Cumming
Forsyth
Impulse Manufacturing Inc.
150
Steel fabricator
Dawsonville
Dawson
Janus International
200
Metal doors, sash and trim
Temple
Carroll
Jered LLC
150
Anchor windlasses, aircraft elevators, steering geers
Brunswick
Glynn
Kawneer Co. Inc.
100
Metal doors, sash and trim, architectural metalwork
Norcross
Gwinnett
Aluminum windows and doors
Cairo
Grady
Portable prefabricated metal buildings
Vidalia
Toombs
Kinro Inc.
Lark Builders Inc.
80
124
LaserCraft Technologies Inc.
80
Sheet metal work
Gainesville
Hall
Lee Fabricators
60
Cold-rolled steel sheet
Temple
Carroll
Macuch Steel Products Inc.
70
Steel fabricator
Augusta
Richmond
Marino\Ware Industries Inc.
150
Cold-formed steel framing
Griffin
Spalding
Metal Building Components LP
100
Metal roof and wall systems, standing seam roofing systems
Lithia Springs
Douglas
Metal Building Components LP
60
Metal roof and wall systems, standing seam roofing systems
Adel
Cook
Sheet metal fabricator; nonwood telephone booths
Alpharetta
Fulton
Metcam Inc.
123
Metro Boiler Tube Co Inc.
55
Straight boiler tubes Including loose, finned and swaged tubes
Ringgold
Catoosa
MI Metals
90
Sheet metal work
Millen
Jenkins
Mid South Mechanical Inc.
75
Sheet metal work, pipe fittings
LaGrange
Troup
Midsouth Steel Inc.
50
Steel beams, columns, decking, lentils, platework, railing, stairs
College Park
Fulton
Midstate Steel Inc.
75
Steel and plate metal work
Macon
Bibb
Milco Building Products Inc.
50
Metal storm doors and windows
Swainsboro
Emanuel
MM Systems Corp.
85
Architectural metal work including column covers, beam
wraps, light coves
Pendergrass
Jackson
Moultrie Manufacturing Co. Inc.
95
Decorative and safety railings, gates, fences
Moultrie
Colquitt
Ogeechee Steel Inc.
75
Structural steel buildings
Swainsboro
Emanuel
Overhead Door Corp.
200
Metal overhead garage doors
Athens
Clarke
Price Industries Inc.
300
Sheet metal ducts
Suwanee
Gwinnett
Sheet metal work, spiral pipes
Macon
Bibb
Sheet metal work, stamping, and plating
Lithonia
DeKalb
PrInce Service & Manufacturing Inc.
Procoaters Inc.
70
100
16
Company
City
County
RF KNOX Co Inc.
75
Commercial HVAC systems, industrial sheet metal work,
decorative metal
Smyrna
Cobb
Robin Builders Inc.
60
Preconstructed utility buildings
Lyons
Toombs
Rodgers Metal Craft Inc.
50
Structural steel work
Fortson
Harris
Royal Metal Products Inc.
125
Sheet metal ducts
Temple
Carroll
Satellite Manufacturing
60
Kilns, ovens, vacuum cast equipment and dust collectors
Pendergrass
Jackson
Schuff Steel - Atlantic
60
Structural steel fabrication
Albany
Dougherty
Signal Point Systems Inc.
50
Custom equipment and rooftop platforms, premanufactured
sleds, ice bridges, grounding bus bars
Kennesaw
Cobb
Smith Ironworks Inc.
89
Structural and miscellaneous steel fabrication
Lyerly
Chattooga
Southeast Modular Manufacturing
60
Prefabricated metal buildings and components
Ellaville
Schley
Southern Perfection Fab Co.
75
Bakery transport racks, shippers racks, loading ramps and
dock boards
Byron
Peach
Specialized Structures
75
Modular buildings
Willacoochee
Atkinson
85
Material handling systems including pallet, flow and custom
shipping racks
Rome
Floyd
100
Structural steel building components
Scottdale
DeKalb
90
Structural steel building components
Dublin
Laurens
Steel King Industries Inc.
Steel LLC
SteelFab Inc.
Steelmax Buildings Inc.
220
Prefabricated steel buildings
Adel
Cook
Stein Steel & Supply Co. Inc.
80
Miscellaneaous metal work
Atlanta
Fulton
Steward Machine Co. Inc.
50
Custom steel fabrication including movable bridges
and turbines
Bainbridge
Decatur
Suburban Sheet Metal Inc.
60
Sheet metal work
Austell
Cobb
Swift Atlanta Inc.
63
Sheet metal work for telecommunications and electronics
industries
Suwanee
Gwinnett
T&R Custom Inc.
50
Prefabricated metal buildings and components
Ellaville
Schley
Taylor Made Systems
88
Motor boat doors and frames
Tifton
Tift
130
Structural geogrids, panel wall systems
Morrow
Clayton
Tensar International Corp.
65
Structural geogrids, panel wall systems
Sandy Springs
Fulton
Textile Industrial Welding Inc.
50
Steel fabricator
Dalton
Whitfield
Metal composite material (MCM) for exterior walls of
commercial, institutional and industrial buildings
Austell
Cobb
Tensar Corp.
The Miller-Clapperton Partnership
Inc.
100
The VistaWall Group
90
Impact resistant pressure wall systems, swing doors and
frames, vents
Newnan
Coweta
TRACO
75
Replacement windows and doors and impact resistant
products
Bainbridge
Decatur
Universal Steel Inc.
50
Miscellaneous structural steel products
Lithonia
DeKalb
57
Metal acoustical suspension systems; sheet metal fabricator
Cartersville
Bartow
Commercial and industrial metal buildings, mini-storage
Adel
Cook
USG Interiors Inc.
Vulcan Steel Structures Inc.
155
Whitlow Electric Service Co. Inc.
60
Electrical substations, transmission towers
Elberton
Elbert
World Wide Manufacturing Co. Inc.
90
Sheet metal components and enclosures for electronics,
security surveillance and military industries
Dawsonville
Dawson
YKK AP America Inc.
550
Metal door or window sash, metal curtain walls
Dublin
Laurens
YKK AP America Inc.
75
Metal door or window sash, metal curtain walls
Austell
Cobb
TOTAL
10,870
17
Company
City
County
NAICS 3324: Boiler, Tank and Shipping Container Manufacturing
Advanced Vessel & Alloy Inc.
100
Tanks, vessels and structural fabrication
Valdosta
Lowndes
Apollo Technology Inc.
100
Specialty aerosol containers
Smyrna
Cobb
Ball Aerosol & Specialty
200
Metal cans
Tallapoosa
Haralson
BWAY Corp.
600
Metal cans
Homerville
Clinch
BWAY Corp.
50
Metal cans
Atlanta
Fulton
Chart Industries Inc.
300
High pressure tanks
Ball Ground
Cherokee
Gardner Denver Inc.
130
Vacuum, pressure bowers, pumps, storage tanks equipment
Peachtree City
Fayette
Greif Inc.
130
Barrels and drums
Lithonia
DeKalb
Greif Inc.
50
Barrels and drums
Lavonia
Franklin
Industrial, power or marine boilers; blowers & fans; relays and
industrial controls
Coolidge
Thomas
Garbage dumpsters
Wrens
Jefferson
Hurst Boiler & Welding Co. Inc.
300
Lewis Steel Works Inc.
50
Metal Container Corp.
174
Beverage metal cans and lids
Shannon
Floyd
80
Beverage cans, tabs and ends
Forest Park
Clayton
Rexam Beverage Can Americas Inc.
Spectra Metal Sales Inc.
130
Metal rainware including outlets and gutters
Atlanta
Fulton
Tomco Equipment Co.
130
Carbon dioxide storage units
Loganville
Gwinnett
TOTAL
2,524
NAICS 3325: Hardware Manufacturing
Albion Industries Inc.
54
Casters, wheels, bearings and floor locks
Newnan
Coweta
Canterbury Engineering
70
Screws, barrels, crossheads, breaker plates
Chamblee
DeKalb
Classic Surrounds LLC
100
Split exchangers
Cordele
Crisp
Hettich America LLP
50
Cabinet hardware
Alpharetta
Fulton
Hettich America LLP
50
Cabinet hardware
Baldwin
Banks
Door and ignition locks, door handles for automobiles
Bremen
Haralson
HL-A Co Ltd
M-D Building Products Inc.
700
Metal weather strips, extruded aluminum products, hardware
Gainesville
Hall
MacTavish Furniture Industries
110
Furniture hardware
Coolidge
Thomas
TI Automotive
200
Automotive turbine fuel pumps, fill and vapor control valves,
fill pipes
Cartersville
Bartow
Metal slings, chains, wire rope hoists
Norcross
Gwinnett
TOTAL
50
1,384
NAICS 3326: Spring and Wire Product Manufacturing
Ace Industries Inc.
50
Apache Mills Inc.
300
Mats and matting made from purchased wire
Calhoun
Gordon
50
Mats and matting made from purchased wire
Calhoun
Gordon
Copper wires
Waynesboro
Burke
Copper and fiber wires
Suwanee
Gwinnett
Apache Mills Inc.
Asta Inc.
Atlanta Cable Solutions
100
95
Bekaert Corp.
200
High carbon, low carbon and stainless steel wires
Rome
Floyd
Kongsberg Automotive
100
Control cables for automotive and power product systems
Swainsboro
Emanuel
KOS America Inc.
53
Flat, nickel allow, heating wires
Flowery
Branch
Hall
Newcomb Spring of Atlanta
50
Compression, extension and torsion coil springs, wire forms
Decatur
DeKalb
Peterson American Corp.
98
Wire springs, wire and fabricated wire products
Athens
Clarke
Steel springs, computer peripheral equipment
Canton
Cherokee
Piolax Corp.
230
18
Company
Roytec Industries Inc.
SAFA LLC
Southern Screen Products Ltd
70
150
90
Southwire Co.
2,000
Southwire Co.
150
Thompson Dayton Steel Service
63
City
County
Electrical wire harnesses
Woodstock
Cherokee
Electric wires, ultra-fine magnet wire, insulated wire, wiring
harnesses
LaGrange
Troup
Window screen repair patches
Stone
Mountain
DeKalb
Copper and aluminum utility wires
Carrollton
Carroll
Copper and aluminum utility wires
Watkinsville
Oconee
Steel springs
Rome
Floyd
Whitepath Fab Tech Inc.
150
Discrete wires, wiring harnesses, control boxes
Ellijay
Gilmer
Whitepath Fab Tech Inc.
130
Discrete wires, wiring harnesses, control boxes
Ellijay
Gilmer
Wiring harnesses, lead wires
Rome
Floyd
Wire Tech LTD
TOTAL
52
4,181
NAICS 3327: Machine Shops and Threaded Product Manufacturing
Continental Field Systems Inc.
105
Machine shop
Savannah
Chatham
Custom Metal Works Inc.
100
Sheet metal work
Rincon
Effingham
Gentry Machine Works Inc.
55
Machine shop
Columbus
Muscogee
Horton Iron Works LLC
50
Machine shop, stampings
Eatonton
Putnam
Industrial Manufacturing
81
Machine shop, custom engineering services, and design-build
project delivery
Albany
Dougherty
Macsteel USA
100
Flame and plasma cutting of plate products
Alpharetta
Fulton
Phoenix Metals Co.
150
Metal service center, metal processing
Norcross
Gwinnett
Signal Machine Co. Inc.
72
Machining, welding and fabrication services
Fort Oglethorpe Catoosa
Southern Machine & Fabrication
Co.
60
CNC and custom machining
Cartersville
Bartow
Torco Inc.
70
Screw machine products
Marietta
Cobb
TOTAL
843
NAICS 3328: Coating, Engraving, Heat Treating Metals and Allied Activities
Aluminum Finishing LLC
75
Anodizing services
Adel
Cook
Daltek Inc.
50
UV hard coating
Dalton
Whitfield
Innotec Stainless Inc.
60
Plating and polishing services
Atlanta
Fulton
Prepainted metal coil
Marietta
Cobb
Metal Coaters of Georgia Inc.
100
Metalplate Galvanizing LP
52
Galvanizing services for threaded fasteners, hardware and
other small items
Atlanta
Fulton
Precision Industries Inc.
50
Metals or formed product chromium plating services
Valdosta
Lowndes
Southern Aluminum Finishing Co.
Inc.
80
Bronze, coil, aluminum anodizing
Atlanta
Fulton
TCI Powder Coatings
150
Electrostatically applied powder coatings
Ellaville
Schley
Team Metal Finishing Inc.
50
Plating, anodizing, electroplating services
Toccoa
Stephens
TOTAL
667
NAICS 3329: Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
Advance Tabco
AID Corp.
American BOA Inc.
100
Metal sanitary ware including sinks and tables
Jackson
Butts
55
Control rods and precision machine parts
Clayton
Rabun
250
Pipe expansion joints; flexible metal hoses
Cumming
Forsyth
19
Company
City
County
Brodie International
75
Industrial meters and control valves
Statesboro
Bulloch
BRT Extrusions
60
Customized aluminum extrusions
Tifton
Tift
Carry-On Trailer Corp.
192
Utility and enclosed trailers and trailer parts
Lavonia
Franklin
Cleaver-Brooks
225
Commercial and industrial watertube boilers
Thomasville
Thomas
Corrugated Replacements Inc.
65
Corrugating box machinery replacement parts
Blairsville
Union
Crane Nuclear Inc.
60
Valves, OEM replacement parts
Kennesaw
Cobb
Daniel Defense
70
Small arms
Savannah
Chatham
Displaycraft Inc.
80
Exhibit fabrication
Dalton
Whitfield
Flexible Metal Inc.
75
Pipes and fittings
Tucker
DeKalb
Franklin Aluminum Co. Inc.
200
Aluminum extrusions
Franklin
Heard
Georgia Pipe Co.
108
Cable tray fittings
Thomasville
Thomas
Global Partitions
100
Shower dividers and dressing booths, toilet partitions
Eastanollee
Stephens
GLOCK Inc.
100
Pistols or pistol parts 30 mm and below
Smyrna
Cobb
Hansgrohe Inc.
420
Plumbing fixtures, metal sanitary ware
Alpharetta
Fulton
Heatcraft - Lennox
507
Indoor and outdoor compression racks
Tifton
Tift
Heatcraft - Lennox
120
Indoor and outdoor compression racks
Stone
Mountain
DeKalb
Metal household articles
Warrenton
Warren
Jebco Inc.
70
KMC Atlanta Inc.
350
Ball valves
Atlanta
Fulton
Kysor//Warren
300
Refrigeration display cases
Columbus
Muscogee
Kysor//Warren
150
Refrigeration display cases
Columbus
Muscogee
Leggett & Platt Inc.
125
Metal furniture parts, partitions and fixtures
Covington
Newton
Enameled iron, cast iron or pressed metal sinks; metal
household cooking and kitchen utensils
Waynesboro
Burke
Firearms
Suwanee
Gwinnett
Legion Industries Inc.
Meggitt Training Systems
70
350
Mestek Inc.
90
Extruded aluminum products
Wrens
Jefferson
Metso Automation USA Inc.
50
Fluid power valves and hose fittings
Lithia Springs
Douglas
MGM Products Inc.
60
Metal roof curbs, rooftop safety walkways
Conyers
Rockdale
Monitor Manufacturing Co.
98
Stamped metal wheelbarrow and stroller disc wheels
Cartersville
Bartow
Nakanishi Manufacturing Corp.
118
Hydraulic, plate, diaphragm and centrifugal clutches
Winterville
Clarke
NIBCO Inc.
145
Fittings, pipe support systems, valves and actuators
Greensboro
Greene
Parker Hannifin Corp.
240
Aircraft fluid power valves
Dublin
Laurens
Parker Hannifin Corp.
50
Aircraft fluid power valves
Lithia Springs
Douglas
Heavy duty pumps for HVAC products
Toccoa
Stephens
Patterson Pump Co
400
Perpetual Machine Co.
50
Packaging machines, ovens and conveyors for the carpet
industry
Dalton
Whitfield
Profile Extrusion
60
Custom aluminum profiles for construction, outdoor furniture
and recreational products sectors
Rome
Floyd
Pyramid Mouldings Inc.
80
Miscellaneous metalwork: metal doors, stampings, sheet metal
work, coating
Rossville
Walker
ROSS Controls
65
Pneumatic valves, control systems and safety products for the
fluid power industry
Lavonia
Franklin
240
Checkstands, beverage counters, counters and countertops for
the customer service industry
Jasper
Pickens
Royston LLC
20
Company
Royston LLC
Simmons Manufacturing Co.
SKF USA Inc.
150
80
330
City
County
Checkstands, beverage counters, counters and countertops for
the customer service industry
Royston
Franklin
Water well supplies including foot and check valves,
frost-proof hydrants and faucets
McDonough
Henry
Ball and roller bearings
Flowery
Branch
Hall
Southern Metal Industries Inc.
60
Office filing systems, shelving
Ringgold
Catoosa
Standex ADP
72
Metal ducts, fittings and pipes
Powder
Springs
Cobb
Automotive engine parts
Valdosta
Lowndes
Foodservice equipment including metal underbars, hot food
tables, sinks, speed rails
Alpharetta
Fulton
Steeda Autosports
100
SupremeMetal Inc.
70
The Timken Co.
510
Cairo
Grady
The Timken Co.
400
Sylvania
Screven
The Timken Co.
240
Dahlonega
Lumpkin
Thermo King Corp.
55
Temperature control systems
Louisville
Jefferson
Toto USA
74
Commercial and decorative plumbing fixtures, fittings, faucets,
and flush valves
Atlanta
Fulton
Toto USA
50
Commercial and decorative plumbing fixtures, fittings, faucets,
and flush valves
Fairburn
Fulton
Custom aluminum extrusions for aerospace industry
Canton
Cherokee
Universal Alloy
TOTAL
375
8,589
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