Metal Machines Photo Contest

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James Hurley from Hurley Roofs LLC of Naperville, IL writes, "I am the machine"

Lisa Lindstrom from Aerial Metals of Elizabeth City, North Carolina writes, "This photo is from our new shop, Aerial Metals, and shows our roll forming machine. This is where we’ll be making our own metal panels for roofing jobs. It’s a big step for us and really shows how we’re growing and building something of our own."

Sara Brown from Honest Exteriors of Eden Prairie, MN writes, "Precision in progress—crafting a durable standing seam metal roof right on site."

Lee Ann M. Slattery from ATAS International, Inc. of Allentown, PA. writes, “The founder of ATAS, Jack Bus, with the original metal brake from the early 60’s to the left of the photo, and to the right, a new state-of-the-art piece of machinery. The original brake was in the basement of the Bus family home in Rochester, NY, where the business was launched, and the new equipment can be found in one of ATAS’ Allentown, PA manufacturing plants."

Amanda Hermes from Howard & Sons, Inc. of San Bernardino, California writes, "Sheet Metal Machines"

South Texas Metal Roofing shared this photo, saying, "Here is our Founder & CEO Sigi Montemayor doing some controlled drilling into steel using our stationary drill press machines this morning!"

Sarah Garver from Indiana Metal of Bainbridge, Indiana writes, "That’s a 3" Trapezoidal panel being rolled off right at the eave. This machine is available for rental Nationwide.”

Albert Torrella from Elite Roofing Contractor of Bayonne, New Jersey writes, "Elite Roofing relies on our Van Mark brake to deliver precision and quality on every project. From bending custom copper fascia to fabricating flashings and drip edge, it’s an essential tool that helps us achieve the craftsmanship our work is known for!”

Chad Helms from Best Buy Metals of Cleveland, Tennessee writes, "Our new brake machine is ready for takeoff! Our new 28’ brake lets us go beyond the industry standard, delivering longer lengths, improved precision, and faster turnaround times.”

Edward Montemayor from South Texas Metal Roofing of Corpus Christi, TX writes,"VS-150 Standing Seam Panformer: right to the job site with South Texas Metal Roofing. Skip the delays. Skip the hassle. Form panels your way, right where you work."

South Texas Metal Roofing shared this photo with us, saying, "NEWEST ADDITION TO OUR ROLL FORMER FLEET! Roll forming metal panels is a great example of where engineering precision meets hands-on craftsmanship. You need both to get panels that are structurally sound and visually perfect!"