SPRING 2022
Distributor's Link Magazine Spring 2022 / Vol 45 No 2
Distributor's Link Magazine Spring 2022 / Vol 45 No 2
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THE DISTRIBUTOR’S LINK<br />
AMERICAN BELLEVILLE NOT ALL BELLEVILLE WASHERS OR DISC <strong>SPRING</strong>S ARE THE SAME from page 68<br />
We don’t simply leave it up to our clients to determine<br />
if our product works for them. American Belleville will<br />
work to understand exactly how the Belleville washer<br />
or Disc Spring will be used in your specific application.<br />
Then, we will ensure that we provide you with the<br />
engineered solution you need. We take great care<br />
and pride in producing our Belleville washers and Disc<br />
Springs because we understand the important tasks that<br />
are required of them. Read more about partnering with<br />
American Belleville.<br />
The American Belleville Difference<br />
When working with American Belleville, you can<br />
expect to receive the best products and service because<br />
we understand your individual goals and requirements.<br />
We have done extensive research to determine the most<br />
historically-prevalent pain points in procuring our products,<br />
as well as those similar. Our team strives to provide you<br />
with these five essential items, the tenets of our Total<br />
Customer Experience, during every interaction:<br />
¤ Accuracy ¤ Expediency<br />
¤ Reliability ¤ Quality<br />
¤ Ease<br />
When sourcing Belleville washers and Disc Springs,<br />
you want to work with reliable vendors who solve your<br />
problems with great care, accuracy, and in a timely fashion<br />
with a high-quality solution. But don’t just take our word for<br />
it; let our track record tell the story. We have consistently<br />
exceeded 99% product accuracy and on-time delivery, since<br />
Day 1. Simply put, we do what we say we’ll do.<br />
Our Total Customer Experience<br />
Nearly every customer has become a repeat customer<br />
because of our Total Customer Experience. When you<br />
reach out for help, we put all else aside to establish a<br />
laser focus on immediately solving your problem. Whether<br />
your problem is related to quality, availability, design<br />
uncertainty, finding a competitively-priced solution, or a<br />
combination thereof, we know your time is valuable, and<br />
you shouldn’t have to ask for the same thing twice.<br />
AMERICAN BELLEVILLE<br />
GLOBALFASTENERNEWS.COM STAINLESS STEEL SHORTAGE: NO CHANGE UNTIL MORE PRODUCTION from page 126<br />
Andindya Barman of Zacks described the steel<br />
industry as coming “roaring back in 2021 after bearing<br />
the brunt of the pandemic last year, taking succor from<br />
a strong revival in end-market demand and an upswing in<br />
steel prices.”<br />
“The pandemic put most commodities on a slippery<br />
ground last year and steel was no exception. A slowdown<br />
in demand across major end-use industries put a dent<br />
on the steel industry for much of the first half of 2020,”<br />
Barman wrote. “In particular, the pandemic dealt a fresh<br />
blow to the U.S. steel industry, which reeled under the<br />
effects of the U.S.-China tariff war.”<br />
Demand for steel picked up on the resumption of<br />
operations across major steel-consuming sectors such<br />
as automotive, construction and machinery, following<br />
the easing of lockdowns and restrictions globally. Steel<br />
prices have also witnessed an unprecedented surge this<br />
year on the back of an upturn in demand across key<br />
markets, tight supply conditions and low steel inventory<br />
throughout the supply chain.<br />
Stocks of several steel companies “popped this<br />
year driven by the positive momentum of the industry.”<br />
Barman cited Commercial Metals Company, EVRAZ plc<br />
and U.S. Steel Corp. as notable.<br />
“The rebound across major end-use industries such as<br />
construction and automotive represents a tailwind for the<br />
steel industry,” Barman wrote. “However, the rapid spread<br />
of the Omicron variant of coronavirus may disrupt economic<br />
activities and impact steel demand over the near term.<br />
The $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill President<br />
Joe Biden signed “is expected to be a significant catalyst<br />
for the American steel industry and U.S. HRC prices<br />
in <strong>2022</strong>”. The bill includes about $550 billion in new<br />
spending on roads, bridges, tunnels and the electric grid,<br />
as well as airports, broadband and other infrastructure<br />
improvements.<br />
GLOBALFASTENERNEWS.COM