From The Blog Dead Tree Edition Monday, September 24, 2012 Perhaps we can finally say goodbye to those simplistic “Go green, go paperless” promotional campaigns. There’s nothing particularly green about … Read more…
Show appreciation for tradesmen By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN September 17, 2012 7:30 Dear Abby: America’s tradesmen — plumbers, electricians, auto mechanics, roofers, masons and more — get very little respect. … Read more…
Here is a relatively common plow blade bolt but a relatively uncommon manufacturing technique for fitment. You can now retire your drill bit, countersink, and custom broach for machining the … Read more…
One of our many topnotch welders, Justin, at a young age is able to weld like a seasoned professional. He continues the process of fabricating a stand pipe with a steady … Read more…
Seen here is the oval section of a chip chute being fabricated for a pulp and paper mill in Pine Hill, Alabama. It is made from 304L stainless steel … Read more…
As Miller Mechanical continues to grow, we’ve decided to update our facility with the addition of a Break Room for our talented employees. With assistance of Cifone Construction, Crandall Excavating … Read more…
Waterjet technology and an experienced operator are at times the only economical option to realize a customer’s fabrication needs. For a large scale architectural project, handrail support posts required fabrication … Read more…
The following pictures are drive guards that have been fabricated, painted and shipped off today to a cellulosic ethanol plant in Oregon. These pieces are coverings for a drive assembly. They … Read more…
The New York State Capitol Building has undergone major restoration over the past few years and Miller Mechanical was called on to help provide the services for the remodel of … Read more…
Not the best picture (my apologies) but you get the general idea. This is a 99% completed job except for the stripping of the tape. This shows the quailty welding … Read more…
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