Red cut-to-length line with coil entry and stacker inside Maryland Metals Processing's Baltimore plant
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Maryland Metals Processing

Baltimore, MDSince 1990marylandmetals.com
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What you can buy

  • Stainless steel

  • Aluminum

  • Slit coil
  • Cut-to-length sheet
  • Blanks
  • Plate

Sizes

Slitting
0.012"–0.188" gauge, 62" max incoming width, 60" max finished mults, 60,000 lb max coil
Light-gauge cut-to-length
Stainless 0.018"–0.120", aluminum 0.020"–0.125"; 62" wide, 192" stacker, 60,000 lb coils
Precision blanking
Stainless 0.015"–0.140", aluminum 0.020"–0.190"; 72" wide; length and width tolerances of ±0.005"
Plate cut-to-length
Stainless 0.105"–0.375", aluminum 0.190"–0.500"; 24"–80" wide, 480" lengths, 50,000 lb coils
Coil polishing
#3 or #4 wet or dry finish, 12–26 gauge stainless, 61" wide, 50,000 lb incoming coils
Sheet polishing
7–18 gauge stainless, 60" max width
Coil enhancement
Strand-extensioner tension leveling, 0.015"–0.105", 62" max width

About Maryland Metals Processing

Maryland Metals Processing is an independent toll processor in Baltimore, Maryland, founded in 1990. From a rail-served 165,000-square-foot facility near the port, it slits, tension levels, cuts to length, blanks and polishes stainless steel and aluminum coil and sheet, with coated products and nickel alloys on application, for ferrous and non-ferrous customers.

Processing
Slitting, Cut-to-length, Multi-blanking, Leveling, Polishing, Toll processing
Industries served
Ferrous and non-ferrous metals
Ownership
Part of Mill Steel Co. since 2024; operates independently under its own name

Location

  • Baltimore, MD

    Headquarters

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