Adjustable Sheet Metal Vent for an Air Mover in Flint, MI
A 16 gauge adjustable vent for an air mover, plasma cut to the customer’s numbers and finished in one morning at IronMann’s Flint, MI fab shop. See how.
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Custom Cantilever Steel Rack Built in Flint, MI
IronMann built a multi-slot cantilever steel rack in Flint, MI in two days from C channel, I-beam and square tube. Received stock now has one home. See how.
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On-Site Industrial Welding: When the Repair Has to Come to the Equipment
When should industrial welding happen on site instead of the shop? An AWS certified Flint welder on the real call, hot work permits, and process choice.
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Industrial Catwalks and Mezzanines: Adding Usable Square Footage Without Moving Buildings
Catwalks, mezzanines, and equipment platforms for Michigan plants: load ratings, OSHA and MIOSHA rules, permits, slab checks, and install downtime, straight.
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What To Do If You Just Bought a Used Trailer In Michigan
Just bought a used trailer in Michigan? Three things in order: get the title transferred and the registration in your name at the Michigan SOS within 15 days, walk the…
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Michigan Trailer Laws: What Owners Need to Know About Registration, Brakes, Lighting, and Safety
Michigan requires every trailer on public roads to be registered with the Secretary of State, and trailers over 2,500 lbs also need a title. Once you are on the road,…
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Custom Steel Doors: How We Built a Crittall-Style French Door in Our Flint, MI Shop
Looking for custom steel doors in Genesee County? IronMann Industries builds steel doors and Crittall-style French doors from raw steel in our Flint shop, welded and finished by hand and…
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Boat Trailer Frame Repair: Saving a Trailer Most Shops Would Have Scrapped
Quick Answer: Can a rusted or broken boat trailer frame be repaired? In most cases, yes. Rotted rear sections, cracked crossmembers, broken rails, and rusted tongues can all be rebuilt…
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Spring Trailer Inspection Checklist: What to Check Before Your First Tow of the Season
Your trailer has been sitting all winter. Before you hook up and hit the road, here’s what you need to go through so you’re not dealing with a breakdown, a…
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Bent Trailer Spindle? How We Replace One Without a New Axle
A customer brought in a trailer axle with a bent spindle. Instead of replacing the entire axle, we cut the damaged spindle off and welded on a new one. Here’s…
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