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Parts Fabrication For the Busy Truck Trailer Industry and Others

Parts Fabrication For the Busy Truck Trailer Industry and Others

by Ben Wiley | Mar 1, 2023 | Manufacturing Business, Metal Fabrication, Metal Fabrication Business, Parts Supplier, Truck Trailers

“Past performance is no guarantee of future results”, and it’s as true in fabrication and the truck trailer industry as it is in finance. The trailer industry is coming off a good year – a surprisingly good year in fact – so we’re trying to figure out if...
Strengthening the Culture in a Metal Fabrication Business

Strengthening the Culture in a Metal Fabrication Business

by Ben Wiley | Jan 30, 2023 | Community, Family Business, Manufacturing, Metal Fabrication Business, Metal Fabricators

At Wiley Metal we’ve always been very proud of being a family metal fabrication business. That’s because our family culture reflects who we are, and we’ve always been fabricators. Verne Wiley believed in doing things the right way, and that will never change. If you...
Celebrating Our Achievements and Looking Forward

Celebrating Our Achievements and Looking Forward

by Ben Wiley | Jul 25, 2022 | Family Business, Metal Fabrication, Metal Fabrication Business

Wiley Metal is celebrating 40 years. That’s a milestone few businesses achieve and it’s an opportunity to reflect on how we got to where we are and where we’re going. One of the keys to lasting success is the willingness to make changes. Henry Ford provides a good...
Why A Metal Fabrication Career Might Be for You

Why A Metal Fabrication Career Might Be for You

by Ben Wiley | Jul 24, 2020 | Careers, Metal Fabrication, Metal Fabrication Business

Were you the type of kid who took things apart and put them back together? Did you make things out of cardboard, plastic, and metal off-cuts? Do you dream of a job where you make things you can be proud of? If any of these apply, how about a career in metal...
Lightweight Comparison: Steel vs. Aluminum vs. GFRP

Lightweight Comparison: Steel vs. Aluminum vs. GFRP

by Ben Wiley | Aug 22, 2019 | Aluminum Extrusion, Extruded Section, Lightweighting, Metal Fabrication, Metal Fabrication Business, OEM, Sheet Metal Fabrication, Stainless Steel

Maybe you’ve already thought about how weight affects motion, but what about static structures or fabrications? Weight can be important there too. Some point to consider are: Will the fabrication need transporting? Almost certainly yes, unless you’re...
Heavy Metal Fabrication vs. Light Metal Fabrication

Heavy Metal Fabrication vs. Light Metal Fabrication

by Ben Wiley | Jun 5, 2019 | Manufacturing, Metal Fabrication, Metal Fabrication Business

We’re partial to a bit of heavy metal here at Wiley, but we don’t mean the music. Walk through our shop and you might see the occasional Metallica or Iron Maiden t-shirt, but when we say heavy metal we mean it in the fabrication sense. We’ve nothing...
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