Manufacturing of super alloys and ferrous materials, excluding pig iron

872 FACILITIES

Facility	City	State	Employees	Status
Hoeganaes CORP	Watsontown	PA	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Hoeganaes CORP	Gallatin	TN	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
L E Jones CO	Menominee	MI	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Metco Ind	Saint Marys	PA	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Michigan Seamless Tube, LLC	South Lyon	MI	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Mid American Steel and Wire CO - Mill	Madill	OK	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
North American Stainless	Ghent	KY	500+	LIKELY ACTIVE
North Star Bluescope Steel LLC	Delta	OH	500+	LIKELY ACTIVE
Nucor Steel	Crawfordsville	IN	500+	LIKELY ACTIVE
Nucor Steel	Norfolk	NE	500+	LIKELY ACTIVE
Nucor Steel- Berkeley	Huger	SC	500+	LIKELY ACTIVE
Nucor Steel Connecticut, INC.	Wallingford	CT	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Nucor Steel Decatur	Trinity	AL	500+	LIKELY ACTIVE
Nucor Steel Kingman LLC	Kingman	AZ	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Offshore Operations Houston	Houston	TX	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Pcc Structurals - San Leandro	San Leandro	CA	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Reading Alloys, LLC	Robesonia	PA	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Shalmet CORP	Elyria	OH	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Standard Steel-burnham Plant	Burnham	PA	500+	LIKELY ACTIVE
Steel Dynamics Heartland	Terre Haute	IN	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Stupp Bridge Company	Bowling Green	KY	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Union Elec Steel Corp/greengarden Ave	Erie	PA	1–19	LIKELY ACTIVE
Union Electric Steel Corporation	Valparaiso	IN	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Vallourec Star, LP	Youngstown	OH	500+	LIKELY ACTIVE
Vulcraft of New York INC	Chemung	NY	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE

FactoryRegistry lists 872 facilities whose primary industry classification is one of the 1 industry above. This is a list by industry, not a list of makers: Census reports that establishments in these industries produced super alloys and ferrous materials, excluding pig iron, in the shares shown above, and does not say which establishments. Where a plant’s own website or a federal registry names what that plant makes, it appears on the plant’s own page with the source named.

The U.S. Census Bureau recorded this product line in 1 US manufacturing industry in the 2022 Economic Census, as the most specific line that industry reported, and withheld the establishment count for it.

These are counts of establishments by industry: the Economic Census publishes them as industry totals and never as a list of plants.

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Industries

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NAPCS collection code 2026700000. Source for the product line, the establishment counts and the shares: U.S. Census Bureau, 2022 Economic Census (ECNNAPCSIND2022). Federal source data is public domain. Facility records are compiled separately by FactoryRegistry and carry their own sources.