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- Building Remodeling & Repairing Contractors
- 75 Avenue C
Newark
New Jersey
07114
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- Building Contractors
- 1 Newark Airport
Newark
New Jersey
07114
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- Building Contractors
- 234 Pacific St
Newark
New Jersey
07114
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- Building Contractors
- 1 Terminal B
Newark
New Jersey
07114
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Allied Steel of New Jersey/New York
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- 118-144 Harper Street
Newark
NJ
07114
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Donald G DeFaria Jr
Donald G DeFaria Jr is the President and Chief Operating Officer of Allied Steel. Growing up as a kid, he was exposed to the business and the steel industry at a very young age. He worked on the weekends with his father, who owned and operated a solid waste company and a steel company that manufactured steel dumpsters and roll-off containers. Throughout his education he focused on Economics, Business administration, Accounting, Sales and Marketing, and Production Management. Soon out of college, he worked in the garbage company driving a Mack Roll-Off container truck in the early hours of each day. Then working side by side with his father manufacturing roll-containers to finish out those days is how he developed his hands on business knowledge and work ethic that has been the driving force of his success.
It wasn’t long before Don realized his true passion for the steel supply business and producing steel products. His father always had a simple but powerful philosophy, always treat customers, as you would want to be treated. Don never forgot that and worked hard growing the business over the years. He operated all of the fabricating equipment and machinery and was also a certified welder while building the company. During that time he gained tremendous experience and knowledge of operating a steel fabrication and steel supply company. By the mid 1990’s the steel company expanded and broadened its fabrication capabilities with Don’s leadership and vision to be recognized by the industry as a responsive, reliable steel supplier and quality steel fabricator. Today Don enjoys working with the Allied team and building a quality organization.Lou Calderon
Lou Calderon is the General Manager of Allied Steel. He started his career out in a very different business working on a soda delivery truck for a major beverage distribution company. He dealt with customers first hand every day, understanding their needs and making sure they were satisfied with the products and service they were getting. Lou was very good with the customers. He worked hard and quickly gained knowledge and experience with warehousing and product distribution. After only two years, Lou was promoted to warehouse Manager and was in charge of overseeing one of the warehouse distribution facilities in northern New Jersey. Lou new how to run a clean, efficient, organized distribution warehouse and do it consistently while keeping costs down. He was recognized as a team leader and led his team to operating one of the best running facilities in the organization. A few years later Lou was looking for a new challenge, and came upon the opportunity to work with Allied Steel.
Allied Steel at the time was looking to bring on board someone to help run and oversee the warehouse operations. Lou was introduced to the owner Donald DeFaria Jr. for the open position and after speaking with Lou and listening to how he runs a facility, Don quickly realized Lou was the man for the position. Lou came on board in 1996 and began working side by side with Don, learning all aspects of the business including sales, purchasing, inventory management, equipment maintenance, distribution, fabrication, and operating all of the fabrication machinery. Lou applied his inventory control and employee management techniques over the next ten years and began fully running and overseeing the operations better than ever. Since then Lou has been a major part of the companies success and his hard work and dedication has been part of the driving force that built Allied Steel to what it is today. Lou enjoys the diverse challenges that are part of building a quality organization and looks forward to the opportunities ahead.Lynn Turiello
Lynn Turiello is the controller and office manager at Allied Steel. Out of college, She began her career working as a substitute teacher at various schools. She enjoyed working in the educational field and did so for years, but as time passed she was looking for a change and something more challenging. Around this time Allied Steel was looking for someone to run and manage the book keeping and office operations, but was willing to develop a person into the position. The situation presented itself soon after and Lynn saw the opportunity and was eager to join the Allied Steel team. She started working at Allied in 2003 and began her training and taking courses to enhance her knowledge and understanding of all of the different aspects of running and managing an office. From standard book keeping, accounts receivable and accounts payable to working with insurance and sales tax, Lynn quickly learned the ins and outs of operating and managing an office and within a few short years was running an organized, professional, efficient office that impressed the owners. Since then Lynn continues to work effectively with all of the Allied Steel team as well as its loyal customers. Lynn continues to expand her knowledge of office administration and looks forward to the challenges ahead.Bobby Donnelly
Bob Donnelly started in the steel industry back in 1966 as an inside salesperson and began learning all about steel distribution and fabrication. He worked side by side with some of the best in the business that had years of experience. He quickly realized he liked working in the steel industry and felt he could have a successful future. He soon moved on to an opportunity at a specialty steel company that dealt mostly with plate processing and plate fabrication. After working here for ten years learning and growing as a professional, Bobby moved on to a full line steel service center which had been in business for over 100 years and was one of the largest carbon steel and stainless steel service centers on the east coast. He helped grow the plate processing division while handling some of the larger sales accounts and later becoming the sales manager. He continued to grow as a professional and gain extensive knowledge of the industry and eventually worked his way up to becoming the plate product manager. More years passed and the steel company was eventually sold to a much larger company and that location was closed. Bobby then decided he wanted to work back in sales but in a smaller family owned steel company. He came on board Allied Steel in 2003 and quickly had a huge impact on the strategy and business direction and helped change the company and bring it to new levels of success. Today Bobby enjoys the day to day action in sales and is considered to be one of the best salesman in the business.Dan Connolly
Dan first started in the Steel Industry in 1978 working for a major steel distributor and plate processor in Northern New Jersey. He worked in the Shipping Department and began learning the business for the next 4 years. He gained tremendous knowledge in a short amount of time about the various departments and how a steel company operates. From there he was promoted to the Fabrication Sales Department where he learned to read blueprints, do material take-offs, estimate labor, and price various steel and fabrication jobs.
Dan quickly realized he liked the sales end of the business and made it his goal to work in sales. He first worked in fabrication and learned all about flame cutting, plate processing and different types of steel fabrication. He learned drafting and eventually CAD Drawing and continued to gain knowledge and grow as a professional. Soon after He was promoted to Inside Sales. He loved selling and soon would be the number one top selling salesperson over the next 10 years. He then was promoted to Sales Manager. He had learned everything he knew about steel and the steel business working with this company, but saw things changing in the company and after 28 years felt that it was time to move on to new opportunities. He had an opportunity with Allied Steel and was interviewed by the Owner, Don DeFaria Jr. As they talked Dan felt a connection right away with how Don operated his business and where he wanted to go with it. Dan wanted to be a part of his team and new he could bring tremendous value to it. Don saw that Dan was a true professional and had extensive knowledge about the industry and steel fabrication and that together they could grow the company and have long-term success. After nine years Dan Connolly continues to oversee sales and work to improve the operations. His hard work and dedication has helped grow Allied Steel into the steel company that it is today.Jose Lemache Jr
Jose is the assistant plant manager at allied steel. He has been working in the steel industry for over 3 years, dealing with inventory management, quality control procedures, structural steel fabrication and distribution scheduling. He has a strong foundation and experience in reading detail drawings, material purchasing, material certification test reports as well as logistics and distribution scheduling. He joined the Allied Steel Team in 2013 to help assist the General Manager improve the warehouse operations and expand and grow the company. Jose works in the daily operations supporting material receiving, inventory management, distribution scheduling and maintenance and equipment repairs of the facility. Additionally he is working with the Allied management team on better quality control methods and procedures and tracking of all jobs to improve the overall level of product quality being produced and sold. Jose continues to grow and is furthering his education and knowledge of steel and steel fabrication, and is learning from the daily operations and challenges of operating a steel fabrication and steel supply company. He looks forward to the future and the challenges ahead, and appreciates the opportunity to work and be part of building a quality organization.Allied Steel Services
STEEL SAW CUTTING SERVICES
Allied Steel has two Hyd-mech band saws, one for Universal cutting up to 18” sq. , for low volume piece counts. The 2nd Hyd-mech saw is used when full scale production cutting is needed. Our saws provide accurate finished cut to size structural products. Our Steel saws allow us to meet all of your steel cutting needs. Our machines are inspected on a continuing basis, insuring the highest quality & consistent highly accurate cutting of all structural products from Steel Beams to Steel Tubing.
Steel Lintels
Angle Clips
Cut Steel Flats
Bollards
Cut Steel Beams
Cut Steel I-Beams
Steel Columns
Steel Shims
Cut Steel Rounds
Cut Steel Flat Bars
Frame Angles
Cut Steel Tubing
Cut Steel channels
Steel Brackets
Steel Rollers
Flitch Beams
Split Tees
Steel Girders
ALLIED STEEL SHEARING
Allied Steel has two hydraulic Steel Cutting Shears, one with a capacity of ⅝” x12’ for heavier material thicknesses and the other with a capacity of ¼" x12’ for lighter material and higher piece count production, shearing is an alternative option for cutting sheet and plate products.
Squares
Steel Anchor Plates
Steel Gussets
Steel Stiffeners
Web Plates
Steel Bearing Plates
Steel Checker Plates
Steel Strips
Kick Plates
Leveling Plates
Steel Flitch Beams
Steel Floor Plates
Steel Diamond Plates
Steel Flitch Plates
Steel Connection Plates
Steel Cover Plates
Access Plates
Truck Body Parts
Dump body Floors
Cut to Size Steel Plate
Steel Floor Plates
ALLIED STEEL BENDING & FORMING
Allied Steel has four press brakes, two with a range of capacities up to 1/4" x10’ for lighter material and high volume piece counts and the other two with a range up to 3/4" x20’ for heavier material, forming sheet and plate is an option for manufacturing nonstandard products for specific applications.
Bent Angles
Formed Angles
Steel Angle Clips
Bent Channels
Formed Channels
Bent Zee-Channels
Steel Stair Pans
Sill Plates
Metal Pour Stops
Closure Plates
Steel Hat Sections
Formed Brackets
Steel Stair Treads
Corner Guards
Bent Plates
Bent Safety Plate
Steel Lintels
High Strength Channels
Pour Strop
Dump Body Parts
Truck Body Parts
Light Brackets
Steel Flitch Beams
Steel Chassis Channels
Frame Channels
Platform Supports
Door Wraps
Metal Safety Stops
Steel Guide Rails
Rear Supports
Steel Carrier Angles
Corner Posts
Formed Steel Headers
Formed Panels
Steel Diamond Treads
Steel Fork Pockets
Steel Pipe Guards
Custom Forms
Steel Floor Plate
Roof Bows
Bent Steel Mounts
Side Channels
Steel Corner Post Patch
Flitch Plates
High Strength Angles
ALLIED STEEL PLATE BURNING & FLAME CUTTING
With Allied Steel's two Koike Arinson Gantry cutting machines with a capacity to cut 10’x40’ and up to 6” thick, driven by the latest computerized CAD technology, customers can send part files or Allied Steel can draw them up to spec. Flame cutting is an option for producing custom plate products.
Custom Burnouts
Custom Steel Plates
Steel Caisson Plates
Machine Parts
Drain Plates
Steel Flitch Plates
Weldment Plates
Bridge Plates
Steel Diamond Plates
Steel Floor Plates
High Strength Low Alloy Plates
Custom Steel Gusset Plates
Steel Stiffener Plates
D-ID Burnouts
Road Plates
Steel H Pile Plates
Double Channel Walers
Steel Flitch Beams
Steel Discs
Steel Base Plates
Side Plates
Steel Anchor Plates
Steel Connection Plates
Web Plates
Flange Plates
Steel Washer Plates
Bearing Plates
Domestic Carbon Steel
ALLIED STEEL PLASMA CUTTING
Allied Steel Koike cutting machines are equipped with the latest state of the art plasma heads with capabilities of precision cutting on very thin steel sheet products up to 3/4" plate. Driven by the latest computerized CAD technology, customers can send part files or Allied Steel can draw them up to spec. Plasma cutting is an option for producing precision sheet and plate products.
Aluminum Shapes
Custom Metal Shapes
Metal Plates
Custom Gusset Plates
Stiffener Plates
OD-ID Burnouts
Double Channel Walers
Metal Discs
Bearing Plates
High Definition Plasma Parts
Steel Flitch Beams
Weldment Plates
Flitch Plates
Metal Drain Plates
Machine Parts
Caisson Plates
Custom Plates
Custom Burnouts
Steel Base Plates
Machined Plates
Steel Anchor Plates
Steel Connection Plates
Flange Plates
Steel Washer Plates
High Strength Steel Plates
Steel Leveling Plates
Stainless Steel Parts
Steel Floor Plates
ALLIED STEEL PUNCHING
With Allied Steel's two punch press iron workers with capacities of up to punching 1” plate provide many options for producing customer finished products that require holes.
Steel Mount Plates
Steel Pipe Guards
Steel Shim Plates
Truck Body Parts
Cover Plates
Metal Guide Plates
Angle Brackets
Caisson Plates
Stainless Steel Brackets
Steel Washer Plates
Flitch Plates
Angle Clips
Flitch Beams
Steel Connection Plates
Steel Leveling Plates
Steel Base Plates
Steel Anchor Plates
Roof Bows
High Strength Steel Plates
Aluminum Clips
Curtain Wall Brackets
ALLIED STEEL WELDING & FABRICATION
Allied Steel has two full time certified welders who produce various products and assemblies from light weight to heavy plate and structural steel products.
Fabricated Structural Steel
Heavy Plate Welding
Steel Water Beams
Fabricated I-Beams
Steel Header Beams
Custom Steel Plate Assemblies
Curtain Wall Brackets
Roof Bows
Fabricated Steel Beams
Steel Columns
Steel Support Braces
Steel Anchor plates
Access Doors
Fabricated Steel Girders
Flitch Plates
High Strength Steel Fixtures
Steel Flitch Beams
Steel Plates with Stud
Steel Floor Plates
Fabricated Steel Plates
Torque Plates
Machine Fixtures
Steel Beam stiffeners
Double Channel Walers
Steel Lintels
Steel Weldment Assemblies
Steel Products by Allied Steel
HOT ROLLED CARBON STEEL STRUCTURAL PRODUCTS
Structural Steel Products including Hot Rolled Carbon Steel
ASTM A36
a Carbon Steel used in construction applications with properties of a minimum yield of 36,000 PSI and a minimum tensile of 58,000 PSIASTM A572-GR50/A709-GR50
High Strength Low Alloy Steel used in steel plate construction applications with properties of a minimum yield of 50,000 PSI and a minimum tensile of 65,000 PSI. Charpy V-Notch Tests AvailableASTM A588
High Strength Low Alloy Steel used in construction applications with properties of a minimum yield of 50,000 PSI and a minimum tensile of 70,000 PSI and that offers corrosion resistance of more than double regular Carbon SteelASTM A500
Standard for cold-form welded and seamless Carbon Steel Structural Tubing used in construction with properties of a yield strength between 46,000 and 50,000 PSI and a tensile strength between 58,000 and 62,000 PSISTRUCTURAL STEEL PRODUCTS VARIOUS LENGTHS
STEEL ANGLES
20’, 40’STEEL BEAMS
20’, 25’, 30’, 35’ 40’, 45’, 50’, 60’STEEL CHANNELS
20’, 30’,40’STEEL FLAT BARS
20’, 25’STEEL PIPE
21’, 42’STEEL TUBING
20’, 24’, 40’, 48’, 60’STEEL ROUND BARS
12’, 20’ALLIED STEEL CARBON STEEL PLATE
ASTM A36
Carbon Steel used in construction applications with properties of a minimum yield of 36,000 PSI and a minimum tensile of 58,000 PSIASTM A572-GR50/A709-GR50
High Strength Low Alloy Steel used in steel plate construction applications with properties of a minimum yield of 50,000 PSI and a minimum tensile of 65,000 PSI. V-Notch Tests AvailableASTM A588
High Strength Low Alloy Steel used in construction applications with properties of a minimum yield of 50,000 PSI and a minimum tensile of 60,000 PSI and that offers corrosion resistance of more than double regular Carbon SteelASTM AR400
High Strength Low Alloy steel that resists abrasion and withstands high impacts and is used in heavy machinery such as excavating buckets and mining equipment. This grade has properties of yield strengths around 155,000 PSI and tensile strengths around 180,000 PSIALLIED STEEL SHEET - STEEL FLOOR PLATE
HOT ROLLED SHEET
Commercial quality, low carbon steel used in various non-structural applications that is formable and has a standard mill finishCOLD ROLLED SHEET
Commercial quality, low carbon steel used in non-structural applications that offers more stringent thickness tolerances and better surface quality than Hot RolledGALVANIZED SHEET
ommercial quality, low carbon steel that is coated with a protective layer of zinc used in non-structural applications that offers a substantial increase in corrosion resistance over Hot Rolled Sheet.STEEL FLOOR PLATE
Commercial quality, A786 grade, low carbon steel with a raised pattern of lines or elongated diamonds on the surface that limits and reduces slipping.EXPANDED METAL
Made from sheet and or plate products of carbon steel, galvanized steel, stainless steel or aluminum. EXPANDED METAL AND GRATING PRODUCTS ARE OFFERED IN VARIOUS WIDTHS AND LENGTHS MATERIAL THICKNESSES RANGE FROM 1/8” THRU 1”
ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
Sheets, Plates, Structural and Architectural shapes – Please inquire
STAINLESS STEEL PRODUCTS
Sheets, Plates and Structural shapes –Please inquire
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- 39 Carmen Ct
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07105
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- 81 Clay St
Newark
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07104
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- 946 Broad St
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NJ
07102
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- 465 Raymond Blvd
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- 427 Lafayette St
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- 18 Oliver St
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- 153 New York Ave
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- 79 Poinier St
Newark
NJ
07114
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- 95 William St
Newark
NJ
07102
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- Building Remodeling & Repairing Contractors
- 1 Roseville Ave
Newark
NJ
07107
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- Building Contractors
- 31 Clinton St
Newark
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07102
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- 29 Delavan Ave
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- 223 Ferry St
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- 93 Albert Ave
Newark
NJ
07105
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- 115 Clinton Ave
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NJ
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