Steel Plate Blog & News

Leeco^® Steel, the largest supplier of steel plate in North America, announces the appointment of Jill Laumann to Safety Manager, effective April 5, 2021, as part of the company’s effort to revitalize its safety program.

The difference between common steel plate and abrasion resistant steel plate is significant, but the differences between AR400, AR450 and AR500 are more subtle. This article explains how abrasion resistant steel plate is produced, and explores the differences between hardness levels.

Leeco^® Steel, the largest supplier of steel plate in North America, announces the promotion of Jim Keaty to Sales Manager, Midwest Region, effective April 1, 2021.

Leeco^® Steel, the largest supplier of steel plate in North America, announces the promotions of Pat Pennington to Business Development Manager and Ben McCall to Sales Manager, South Region, effective March 1, 2021.

Leeco Steel's President & CEO, Denton Nordhues, shares the trends and market factors that the Leeco team will be watching in 2021 to gauge steel plate pricing outlooks. Read his insights.

AASHTO M270 and ASTM A709 are two different types of steel plate that are used in bridge building applications. While similar to one another, they have some differences that could impact a plate buyer’s decision on which material to use in their project. This article will explore those similarities and differences.

Leeco^® Steel, the largest supplier of steel plate in North America, announces the appointment of Lisa Liarakos, CPA as Chief Financial Officer and member of the executive management team, effective September 8, 2020.

Leeco^® Steel, the largest supplier of steel plate in North America, announces the promotion of Kelan Thompson to Sales Manager of its Southeast region, effective August 25, 2020.

Leeco^® Steel, the largest supplier of steel plate in North America, announces that Amy Craychee, Director of Marketing, and Tom Murray, Account Manager, were nominated for the 2020 SMU NexGen Leadership Award. Ms. Craychee was one of five finalists.

There are three main categories of carbon steel: low (or mild), medium and high carbon steel. This article will examine the key properties and applications of each carbon steel category.