Metal materials are chiefly derived from a wide spread of minerals, though metals are also increasingly derived from scrap, waste, and recycled parts that are melted down and refined for the metals that they contain. Chosen for their durability, strength and resistance to weather, metals used in the construction industry serve a wide range of functions. The most common of them are carbon steel, aluminum,…
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Metal materials are chiefly derived from a wide spread of minerals, though metals are also increasingly derived from scrap, waste, and recycled parts that are melted down and refined for the metals that they contain. Chosen for their durability, strength and resistance to weather, metals used in the construction industry serve a wide range of functions. The most common of them are carbon steel, aluminum, copper tubing and stainless steel, which each have their particular qualities and ideal uses. Less