Find a iron supplier near Nashville & Murfreesboro
Iron
Lucas Motorworks supplies iron for a wide range of customers from larger contractors to home-hobbyist customers.
A much more raw material than steel, iron can be used in a wide range of commercial and residential applications from decoration and accents to structural support and stability – we will supply your iron.
We don’t supply cast anything, but we will weld cast.
We Can Cut To Your Provided Specs: Shapes & Lengths
Walk-Ins Welcome. Call in Advance To Ensure We Have Your Metal In-Stock
Stock Available By The Foot: 12-inch to 20-feet & Beyond
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Common Iron Applications
We supply iron for industries and customers who work with:
and many more… these are only a few examples.
Buy Iron Supply
Pre-cut or full-length material.
Shop for metal stock in various sizes, shapes, and types (pre-cut or full-length) including sheets, plates, solid stocks, tubes, and angles.
Wrought Iron Supply
Wrought iron is an iron alloy that’s created by smelting and fusing iron and slag leaving it malleable and relatively soft, however, still tough. It’s commonly in various applications from roof trusses to ornamental ironwork.
Various sizes and options for all your applications.
Angle Iron
Wrought Iron
Channel Iron
Square & Round Stock
Sheets & Plate
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Lucas Motorworks – Metal Supplier Near You!
We’re an iron distributor and supplier for commercial and residential customers throughout Middle Tennessee:
- Brentwood
- Christiana
- Franklin
- La Vergne
- Lascassas
- Lebanon
- McMinnville
- Mt. Juliet
- Murfreesboro
- Nashville
- North Nashville
- Shelbyville
- Spring Hill
- Smyrna
- Thompson’s Station
- and many more…
Our customers come from all over Middle Tennesse counties:
- Bedford
- Cannon
- Cheatham
- Coffee
- Davidson
- DeKalb
- Macon
- Marshall
- Maury
- Robertson
- Rutherford
- Smith
- Sumner
- Trousdale
- Warren
- Williamson
- Wilson
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The easiest way to pick out the right kind of alloy is to think about how you plan to use it and your final product. Refer to the common types of alloys and their uses to give you an idea of which metal to use. It’s also a good idea to ask your preferred supplier for advice. Let us know your plans and we’ll recommend which type of metal works best for your specific project.
The easiest way to pick out the right kind of alloy is to think about how you plan to use it and your final product. Refer to the common types of alloys and their uses to give you an idea of which metal to use.
It’s also a good idea to ask your preferred supplier for advice. Let us know your plans and we’ll recommend which type of metal works best for your specific project.
Which other metals do you work with?