Our Expertise

At Superior Alloy Technology Inc., our team is our greatest asset. In addition to our alloy inventories and the latest cutting equipment, SAT offers the advice, knowledge and experience from our sales team.

SAT is not just another supplier; SAT is your partner to success, whether it is for the sectors of oil & gas, power generation, pulp & paper, chemical or pharmaceutical, SAT’s expertise provides you with the highest quality of material, cutting and services.

SAT Expertise

Extensive Alloy Inventory

At Superior Alloy Technology Inc, we understand that having a reliable source of specialty metals is essential to your business. That’s why we carry a wide range of stainless, nickel, duplex, and aluminum grades and are also able to secure those difficult-to-find non-standard alloys. SAT is recognized by all major metal producers, so we have access to material from international sources. Our “stock and draw” programs can help you manage your purchasing and inventory control more efficiently. For your specialty metal needs, you can count on SAT to deliver.

Precision Processing

The high precision cutting services SAT offers, provides the precision you need for your parts. Our lasers, waterjets, plasmas and saws are of the latest technology and, with our experienced operators, we can ensure that you receive the quality of the product you require. Contact us to learn about our cutting services and capabilities.

Case studies

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CASE #1

A fabricator in the pulp & paper industry supplied DXF files for the cutting of a large, complex part made out of high moly grade stainless steel. During the production preparation,  our programmer noticed dimensional irregularities. The client was immediately notified, the drawings were reviewed, and it was confirmed that several indicated dimensions were incorrect.  By catching this error, we saved the client upwards of $60,000.

CASE #2

A client in the food-processing industry intended to use a 300-series stainless steel to manufacture storage tanks. We suggested a duplex alloy as an alternative to be considered as, among other advantages, it would permit a reduction in material thickness. Also, unlike stainless steel, whose price fluctuates with the price of nickel and chrome, duplex alloys exhibit a more consistent pricing pattern: an advantage in controlling longer-term costs. The client  eventually converted to a duplex alloy for this application after consulting  with a mill metallurgist to determine fabrication and welding procedures.

CASE #3

A client in the commercial sign industry was under pressure from competitors who had access to in-house modern production equipment, giving them efficiency advantages. By partnering its outsourcing of material and processing with SAT, the company was able to reduce its product costs and remain a serious player in a very competitive industry.