Crossties

JUL-AUG 2015

Crossties is published for users and producers of treated wood crossties.

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roducts P agle Metal E Janes Co. Gross & Hurdle Machine Works K oppers Inc. R TA WEBSITE BECOME A MEMBER CONTACT %41556+'5ŖJULY/AUGUST 2015 10 FIELD TRIP …and crossties make up the bulk of the industrial products they produce. Then it is on to Clanton, Ala., to tour Stella- Jones' expanding operations there. Here, we start with a safety briefing by Jamie Mitchell. This treating plant is set up with two 8' x 164' cylinders and is a dedicated railroad plant treating with creosote and borates. This view is of the plating and sorting portion of the operations. Here we are inside the tie grading booth… Plant Manager Jeff Jordan explains that the capacity of the plant is now about 1.2 million ties but will expand to nearly 2 million or more over the next year to 18 months. At IndusTREE's tie mill in Nixburg, Ala., Larry explains to the group the multiple products IndusTREE manufacturers. Trapezoidal bridge materials are one of the more unusual products. Pallet stock… This operation not only peels poles for shipment as far away as Canada but also kiln dries poles to maintain the quality of the shipped product as long as possible. M iTe I ndustr

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