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Ashland, OR

ESPI Metals, headquartered in Ashland, Oregon, stands as a leading provider of high-quality aluminum products and services. With a commitment to precision, innovation, and customer satisfaction, ESPI Metals has emerged as a trusted name in the metals industry.

Situated in the picturesque city of Ashland, ESPI Metals benefits from a strategic location that not only reflects the company's commitment to sustainability but also provides easy access to transportation networks. This enables the seamless distribution of their aluminum products to customers across diverse industries.

Recognizing the evolving needs of their clients, ESPI Metals boasts a team of experienced metallurgists and engineers capable of developing custom aluminum alloys. This capability allows the company to offer tailor-made solutions to industries with specific material requirements, ensuring optimal performance in their applications.

Quality is at the forefront of ESPI Metals' operations. The company adheres to rigorous quality control measures throughout the manufacturing process, ensuring that their aluminum products consistently meet or exceed industry standards. This commitment to quality has earned ESPI Metals a reputation for reliability and excellence among their clientele.

ESPI Metals stands as a beacon of excellence in the aluminum industry. With a focus on quality, innovation, and sustainability, the company continues to provide cutting-edge solutions and services to industries requiring high-performance aluminum products. ESPI Metals' commitment to customer satisfaction, precision machining, and custom alloy development positions them as a reliable partner for clients seeking top-tier aluminum solutions.

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Aluminum Tubing & Piping

Aluminum Tubing & Piping

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Aluminum Coil

Aluminum Coil

The term "aluminum coil" describes aluminum that has been flattened into sheets where their width is significantly higher than their thickness and then "coiled" into a roll. Stacks of individual aluminum sheets are difficult to...

Types of Aluminum

Types of Aluminum

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Aluminum 1100

Series 1100 Aluminum 4mm Rectangular Bar

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Extruded Aluminium

Extruded Aluminium

Extruded aluminum is a continuous piece of aluminum that usually has a constant profile or cross-section throughout its length. It is made by forcing a block of aluminum, called a billet, through a die opening which is smaller than the original cross-sectional area of the billet...

Aluminum Trim

Aluminum Trim

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Copper

Copper

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Titanium Metal

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Stainless Steel Fabrication

Stainless Steel Fabrication

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