Tallmadge Spinning & Metal Blog

Metal fabrication and welding are descriptive terms for related processes in metalworking. Metal fabrication is the broader term encompassing all aspects of production, while welding is a more specific term that is often an important part of fabrication. Although the specialized skills required to perform these two functions differ, there is a good deal of […]

Do you have a need for custom metal forming by spinning, but are just not sure if it needs to be hand spun or automatically spun? When it’s time to discern between hand spinning and automatic spinning in order to create your metal parts, trust Tallmadge Spinning & Metal to create exactly what you need […]

Although you might be tempted to think that going with the cheapest metal for your project is the best idea, especially in today’s economy, the equation is not so simple. If you and your team are considering which material to use for your project, it is important to know and understand all of its traits […]

When it comes to making metal parts, from lighting fixtures to pots and pans, experts debate the use of metal spinning versus metal stamping. Traditionally, stamping has been the gold standard when producing metal parts at a low cost, but metal spinning is another technique that can be utilized for positive results. So when is […]

When considering the various types of steel available for your project, it’s a simple question: galvanized or stainless? Here we discuss these two different types of steel and which are best for different applications. Galvanized Steel: The All-Around Approach Similar to untreated steel in price and strength, the process of galvanization simply encases steel in […]

A powerful and versatile technique for forming metal, metal spinning is a method of carving out the desired shape from a metal base not unlike that of wheel-thrown clay. The desired medium is spun at high velocity, and specialized heads trim away material until the preferred form is reached. Though commonly considered exclusive to prototyping […]