Founded by John D. Odom Jr. in 1984, Delta Machine & Ironworks, LLC  began its journey as a company specializing in the process of electro galvanizing pipe fittings and other various steel components. However, as time passed the tides of change came and Delta evolved into a major supplier of pipe flanges, fittings and accessories. At this stage of the business a machine shop was added to supplement the pipe, flange & fittings sales, giving Delta the unique ability to offer customer specific custom modifications to standard piping components. Now with a growing loyal customer base and a reputation for getting the job done Delta was taking off. After expanding the machining capabilities Delta began to pursue the market for paddle & spectacle blinds as well as a multitude of other in-line piping accessories needed within the various industries served. A plate shop was then added complete with CNC plate burning capabilities and a full inventory of carbon, chrome and stainless steel plate in order to further increase efficiency and ultimately continually build on the already growing reputation of being able to service the needs of even the most demanding projects. The focus turned to the pipe support and miscellaneous steel fabrication market and a fabrication shop was added, complete with all the equipment necessary to handle the needs of our customers. Continuing in the same proven traditions of service, quality and dependability, Delta has expanded exponentially in this segment of the business and its customer base now includes many major industrial contractors and suppliers. Delta has since the onset maintained a reputation for providing unparalleled quality, service and dependability in every aspect of the business. We believe that it is these core values that have allowed us to continually expand our line of products and services as well as our customer base year over year. We look forward to adding your company's name to the growing list of satisfied customers.

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