New Plasma Machine Now Operating!

SFI-Gray Steel, Ltd. has expanded its flamecutting capabilities, completing the installation of its new 200-Amp MG Titan Plasma-cutting machine. With cutting speeds up to 200 inches per minute on 3/16? plate and travel speeds up to 1000 inches per minute, SFI-Gray now offers its customers state of the art efficiency and cutting of thinner plates, complementing its traditional oxyfuel cutting services.

Nearing the first anniversary at its new location at 3511 W. 12th Street, Houston, Texas, this addition enables SFI-Gray to even further specialize the job handling within its shop. SFI-Gray has dedicated an entire bay for this machine, with two full-size tables positioned end-to-end, allowing almost non-stop cutting to minimize the turnaround time for customers? jobs. Not only has this significantly enhanced SFI?s efficiency on jobs cut with this machine, but it is has enabled SFI to further specialize its other 10 oxyfuel machines to speed its overall job turnaround capabilities as well.

SFI-Gray Steel has been a leader in the flamecutting industry in the Houston area for many years. Billy Culberth, its founder, opened his first specialty flamecutting plant in Houston in 1974. Today, SFI-Gray continues its operations as a family-owned business, maintaining the same high standards for honesty and good service its customers have come to expect over the years.

For more information, contact Lisa Gray, Doug Gray or Terry Culberth at (713) 864-6450, by email at sales@sfigray.com or via SFI-Gray?s website at www.sfigray.com. Emergency service is also available around the clock.

The continually growing list of satisfied SFI-Gray Steel customers includes a broad spectrum of businesses ranging from major oil companies to small local firms.  It is their referrals as satisfied customers that allows the continuous growth of SFI-Gray Steel.
 
Matching attention to detail with the latest in flamecutting?s state-of-the-art advances in technology, SFI-Gray Steel has never wavered from its goal of using quality control and conformance with ISO-9000 standards to ensure that each job delivered is the best product possible meeting all customer requirements, and provided at the lowest cost.

Where possible, customers? orders are ?batched? or ?nested? to give simultaneous cutting to reduce individual cost and delivery time.