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Metal distribution & processing

Get the metal your job needs. Keep the commitments you’ve made.

Source your material, arrange the processing and discuss delivery with a Russel Metals sales team. Start with your specification, your quantity and the date the material needs to be ready.

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01 / The job behind the order

You need an answer you can take back to your team.

A material price is a start. You still need to know whether the specification is right, what processing is included and whether the timing works for the job.

When those details are left open, you’re still sourcing. Even after you’ve received a quote.

Bring the complete requirement into the conversation: what you need, how it needs to arrive and what happens next.

Make the supply decision before it becomes a production problem.

02 / Customer experience

Your production schedule belongs in the supply conversation.

Irving Shipbuilding / February 2026

Irving Shipbuilding announced a supply agreement with Russel Metals covering steel plates, profiles and aluminum sheets, alongside procurement, logistics coordination, traceability and inventory management tied to its production schedule. The work involves Russel’s Dartmouth and Halifax operations.

“Russel Metals is exactly the kind of partner we are proud to welcome into the River-class destroyer project”
Lee Fromson Vice President, Supply Chain and Quality
Irving Shipbuilding · February 2026 announcement
Read Irving’s announcement

Boyd Metals / Published customer testimonial

When something changes, you need follow-through.

A customer testimonial published by Boyd Metals praises its willingness to:

“always take immediate action to rectify any issues that arise”
Customer testimonial published on Boyd Metals’ website. The customer’s name and the testimonial date are not supplied.
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03 / Start with your job

What are you trying to get done?

You don’t need to know how Russel’s businesses are organized. Choose the job closest to yours.

01

Get material for your next order

You have a specification and a quantity. You need to establish supply, cost and timing before committing to the next step.

02

Get parts ready for production

You need material cut, formed, drilled or otherwise processed before it reaches your shop floor. Start with the finished requirement.

03

Meet a fixed project date

You need material and processing to fit a delivery sequence. Share the milestones and the requirements that cannot move.

04

Plan supply for repeat production

You buy the same materials regularly. You want to discuss availability and delivery around your usage, rather than treating every order as a separate problem.

05

Get supplies or valve services for field work

You need products or service support for construction, maintenance or operating requirements. Start with the application, product details and location.

06

Buy steel in larger volumes

You’re sourcing for distribution or manufacturing. You need to discuss quantities, specifications, sourcing requirements and delivery terms together.

Your selection carries into the same request. You can change it at any time before submission.

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04 / Services for the complete requirement

Start with one service. Add what the job requires.

Your request may involve material alone. It may also need processing or a supply arrangement. Select the relevant services without starting a separate inquiry for each one.

Choose any services below, or start with your job above. Every service remains available to explore.

01 / MATERIAL

Material supply

Metals Service Centers

Get the specified material for the job in front of you.

Source carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, pipe and tubular products, and other specialty metals through Russel’s Metals Service Centers. The published range includes plate, sheet, coil, bars and structural shapes.

Include your grade, dimensions, quantity and any required documentation so the discussion starts with your actual requirement.

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02 / PROCESSING

Value-added processing

Metals Service Centers

Put less preparation between delivery and production.

Bring the drawing or specification for what your team needs to receive. Russel’s published processing capabilities include laser cutting, saw cutting, forming, drilling, shearing, slitting and cut-to-length services.

Discuss which operations can be completed before delivery, the required tolerances and the condition the material needs to be in for your next step.

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03 / COORDINATION

Inventory and supply coordination

Metals Service Centers

Plan your supply around when you use it.

For recurring production or a scheduled project, discuss inventory management and just-in-time delivery with the relevant service-center team. Russel identifies both within its service-center offering.

Bring your expected usage, delivery locations and schedule. Establish the responsibilities and commercial terms before choosing a supply arrangement.

Arrangements require account-specific review.

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04 / FIELD WORK

Energy field supplies and services

Energy Field Stores

Get the products and service support your field work calls for.

Source pipe, tubular products, valves, fittings and related supplies through Russel’s Energy Field Stores. Published services also include valve automation, modifications, service and repair.

Include the product reference or specification, application, quantity and work location. For service requests, describe the equipment and the work required.

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05 / VOLUME

Large-volume steel distribution

Steel Distributors

Source steel for the volumes your business buys.

Discuss sheet, plate, structural and tubular requirements with Russel’s Steel Distributors. These businesses source steel from domestic and international producers and supply manufacturers, distributors and end users.

Start with the specification, volume, delivery location and any sourcing restrictions your order needs to meet.

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The handling location must confirm product availability, processing capability and lead times for your requirement. Selecting a service does not reserve inventory or capacity.

05 / One complete requirement

One job can need more than one service.

You may need plate supplied, cut to a drawing and delivered for a scheduled installation.

That starts as one requirement, even when it involves several activities.

Include the complete job in your request. Your sales discussion can then cover the material, required processing and delivery arrangements together, with the scope and responsibilities confirmed before you order.

01

Send the requirement.

Share your material list, drawing or product details. Include where it needs to go and when you need it.

02

Review the options.

Discuss availability, processing requirements and feasible timing with the handling team. Resolve missing information before making a commitment.

03

Confirm what you’re buying.

Review the quoted specification, quantities, processing scope, price, delivery arrangements and applicable terms before placing your order.

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06 / Your next commitment

Know what you can commit to next.

You need to tell your team what’s coming and when. You also need to know what still requires approval and who to contact when the requirement changes.

That is what your supply discussion should resolve.

Start with one requirement.

You don’t need to move all your purchasing to assess one quote.

Bring a material list for one job. Establish whether the specification, cost and timing fit. Discuss a broader supply arrangement only when there is a reason to do so.

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Already working with a local Russel company? Include your branch or representative in the request.

07 / Before you send

Questions before your request.

Can you request material without processing?

Yes. Select material supply and provide the specification, dimensions and quantity. Processing only needs to be discussed when your job requires it.

Can you include material, processing and delivery in one request?

Include all three. The handling team needs to confirm what it can supply, what processing is available and which delivery arrangements are feasible. A combined request is not confirmation that every service is available at every location.

Can your required date be met?

Provide the requested date and delivery location at the outset. Timing must be confirmed against the actual material, processing and transport requirements.

For an urgent requirement, contact a location directly rather than relying only on the form.

Can you keep using your existing local contact?

You can contact your existing representative directly or identify them in your request. Confirm any account or service changes with that team.

What about pricing, order minimums and freight?

Ask for those details in the quote. Include the quantity and delivery location so the commercial discussion covers the actual order.

What should you send when some details are still missing?

Send the specification, drawing, previous product reference or material list you have. Identify what is still undecided. Final specifications and any proposed substitutions need approval before the order proceeds.

08 / Start with your requirement

What does your next job need?

Send the requirement you’re working on. Start the conversation with the information that matters to your order.

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