Seattle Hardware

Based in Seattle, WA, Washington Chain & Supply, Inc. (WCS) has been serving the marine and offshore industries for more than 35 years. WCS maintains one of the largest inventories of domestic, foreign, new, and used anchors, chains, and fittings in the United States. WCS stocks many types and sizes of chain, anchors, and fittings to meet your needs. Give us your requirements and we'll find the answers to your chain and other needs. We stock over two million pounds of anchors. We have a broad selection including: Chain and wire Chain and wire rope stoppers Chain attachments Anchors MARQUIP tow plates and shackles Release hooks, buoy hooks, and capstans Buoys and floats Cleats, chocks, bitts, and bollards WCS can ship and deliver anywhere in the world from our main location, from one of several stocking locations in the United States, or direct from our network of reliable overseas suppliers. We can supply ABS, DNV, and Lloyds certifications. We have pull-testing facilities capable of handling 2,000,000 pounds. Stop by Washington Chain & Supply, Inc. or give us a call.

Puget Sound Pipe Supply is a Seattle-based corporation established in 1917 and has been owned and operated by the Stratiner family since its inception. With branch operations across the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, they are stocking distributors of Pipe, Valves, and Fittings for a wide range of industrial markets including nuclear, fossil fuel power, mining, marine construction, and more. Stocking complete inventories of top-quality product lines, Puget Sound Pipe Supply's extensive experience with various industries allows them to provide exceptional service to Mechanical Contractors, Engineering Firms, Power Facilities, Oil & Gas Companies, and more. Their commitment to customer service and product knowledge has made them a trusted partner in the industry for over a century.Generated from the website

Founded in 1983, Seaport Steel is one of Seattle's largest independently owned structural steel and plate distributors. Its roots are established from Isaacson Steel in 1907. Isaacson was primarily a structural steel distributor. It conducted business in Seattle until it closed operations in 1983. At that time, Seaport Steel was formed by purchasing the inventory and equipment of Isaacson's Steel Service Division. In 1984, Seaport Steel bought the Steel Service Center. This plant specialized in steel plate and plate processing. By combining the two, Seaport is able to offer not only structural steel items but also cut and processed steel plate. Seaport Steel is a major supplier to construction, manufacturing and shipbuilding companies in the Northwest.