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Calm Aluminium has links to various companies across the globe. Whether it be with suppliers like Vista Metals and Modern Plastics... or industry bodies like AIDN (Australian Industry and Defence Network), we have established strategic alliances with companies who not only have quality product, but provide exceptional service and reliability. ...
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www.vistametals.com
Vista Metals Corp is one of the largest independent producers of "Specialty Aluminium Products" in the World. A secondary smelter, Vista Metals Corp produces aluminium alloys for use in the production of extrusions, forgings, cast plate and flat rolled products throughout the world. Their products support market applications in the aerospace, automotive, defence, building and construction, commercial transportation, and industrial fields.
Located in Fontana, California USA, they are an ISO 9001:2000 certified facility utilising state-of-the-art equipment which enables them to provide their customers with products that meet or exceed their requirements and specifications. Their e...
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www.rockwellind.com
Rockwell Industries International is a custom manufacturer and distributor for all types of raw materials serving the aerospace, military, marine and commercial industrial sectors. Rockwell fabricates and distributes products in all forms... bars, plates, sheets, tubes, forgings, and special shapes. Rockwell also performs many secondary operations including heat treating, grinding, drilling/trepanning and testing.
Rockwell Industries has a sales and support staff with over 85 years of combined experience in custom metal fabrication and distribution. They have developed extensive relationships with many fabricators and distributors worldwide. Rockwell has divisions handling both ...
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www.modernplastics.com
It all started in Bridgeport, Connecticut, in June 1945 (even before "plastic" was a common word), when Joseph C. Carbone opened "Modern Glass Company" - a one-man operation specialising in same-day installation of automobile window glass. A pot-bellied stove generated all the heat that was needed to keep production going through the long, cold New England winters.
Commitment to customer service was simple: "Whatever it takes".
By the mid-1950s, "Modern Plastics and Glass Inc." took advantage of an exciting new breed of materials known as thermosets and began carrying phenolics, its first group of plastics materials. They continued that trail-blazing spirit in 1961,...
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