Dalsteel

Dalsteel

Address
Suite 1503, Level 15, 1 Alfred Street
Sydney
NSW, 2000
Australia
Phone: 61 0 2 8412 8180
Fax: 61 0 2 9247 7070
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Dalsteel is one of the largest independent multi-metals stockholders, with an extensive inventory of aluminium and stainless steel.

Dalsteel provides customers with a cost-effective single source for all their metals requirements, together with a comprehensive processing service which includes polishing, coating, blanking and 'cut to length' in conjunction with our partners.

Dalsteel offers a responsive and competitive service for supplying anything from single item orders to major JIT contracts and specialty indent supply, tailoring this service to the individual needs of every customer from small local businesses to major multinational corporations.

With 4 service centres nationwide, Dalsteel has service centres in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Wyong on the NSW Central Coast. There are plans to expand into other regions in the future. Every Dalsteel service centre holds stocks to meet the immediate needs of customers in their local area. with infrastructure in place to provide a delivery service to any part of Australia.

Whatever your requirement, in whatever quantity, your local Dalsteel service centre is ready and willing to satisfy your needs

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Aluminium and Stainless Steel Supplier

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