Lakeside Steel increases production

Tuesday, 19 October 2010 21:03:11 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Welland, Ontario-based pipe and tube manufacturer Lakeside Steel Inc. announced Monday that it has increased its tubing end-finishing production to meet demand and improve customer service.  End finishing includes the process of upsetting, threading and pressure testing tube products manufactured at the Welland facility.  The Company will shift current employees and move from a single-shift to a three-shift operation at the end-finishing mill.

Lakeside Steel's President and COO, Ron Bedard commented that "end finishing is a constraining factor in the energy tubular business.  Lakeside has made strategic capital investments in both end finishing and our onsite rail system that will allow us to get our product to market in a more timely and cost effective fashion."

This increase in production comes only eleven days after Lakeside announced a 25 percent reduction of its salaried staff at its Welland location.


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