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The term "wrought iron" is widely used in the trade as a general descriptor for ornamental ironwork, though most modern components are fabricated from mild steel, which is stronger and more workable than true historical wrought iron. Cast iron is used for...
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Steel and cast iron components will rust if left unprotected. For outdoor use, all components should be primed and painted or powder coated after assembly. Rust-inhibiting oil-based primer followed by a quality oil-based or powder coat topcoat is the stan...
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Most ornamental iron components are supplied in raw mill finish steel for field finishing by the fabricator. Some cast iron components may have a black lacquer or wax coating. Contact us to confirm finish options for specific items. All components can be ...
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Water jet cutting uses a high-pressure stream of water mixed with an abrasive to cut through steel plate with extreme precision. This process produces detailed silhouettes, patterns, lettering, and artistic designs that would be impossible to cut with tra...
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Yes. Custom designs can be produced from a supplied vector file in DXF or similar format. Call or contact Superior Ornamental Supply at (888) 525-1280 to discuss your artwork and material specifications for a custom water jet quote.
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