Olympic Steel opens new processing facility in Georgia
2020-06-03 08:44:18 [Print]
Cleveland-based Olympic Steel Inc. has announced the opening of a new 120,000-square-foot metal processing facility, or service center, in Buford, Georgia. Steel service centers can generate steady and significant volumes of higher-grade ferrous scrap.
Olympic Steel says the location in Buford, which is about 30 miles northeast of Atlanta, expands its southeastern United States footprint, which also includes facilities in Hanceville, Alabama; Winder, Georgia; and Locust, North Carolina.
The Buford facility will act as a flat-rolled steel fabrication hub, says Olympic Steel. First-stage metal processing will be anchored in the Winder facility, with metal distribution emanating from both the Winder and Hanceville locations.
Olympic Steel says the location in Buford, which is about 30 miles northeast of Atlanta, expands its southeastern United States footprint, which also includes facilities in Hanceville, Alabama; Winder, Georgia; and Locust, North Carolina.
The Buford facility will act as a flat-rolled steel fabrication hub, says Olympic Steel. First-stage metal processing will be anchored in the Winder facility, with metal distribution emanating from both the Winder and Hanceville locations.
