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    Ohio steel mill temporarily closing

    Here is an article in Recycling Today about an Ohio steel mill temporarily closing for a few weeks.

    Ohio steel mill temporarily closing - RT - Recycling Today


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    They mostly make pipe for the oil/gas drilling industry and with the price of oil dropping companies slowed down purchases.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HiTechMike View Post
    Here is an article in Recycling Today about an Ohio steel mill temporarily closing for a few weeks.

    Ohio steel mill temporarily closing - RT - Recycling Today
    If you look in the Recycling Today, click on the Electronic tab and down near the bottom is a 2010 list of the top 20 Electronic recyclers. It is an older list but may still provide some info for you larger recyclers.
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    Steel mills taking shuts....has anyone purchased new steel recently? Just wondering if the prices of new steel have dropped a lot.

    Last I checked, 1/4" plate was about a buck a pound. The local steel yard (a division of a large western Canada steel supplier) closed up shop a few months ago.

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    Va star in Youngstown makes nothing but pipe for the oil/gas industry. Brand new mill in 2012 was running at full capacity two months ago.

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    I was under the impression the majority of domestic mills had their demand from gas/oil/shale industries.
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