Metal has long since been a staple construction material for humanity, and early metallurgy in Europe and the Middle East represented a turning point for pre-historic societies, such as the Bronze Age. Fast forward many centuries, and metal has become a dominant material for construction, and often for larger scale projects. Modern buildings call for metal such as I-beams and more for office buildings, and metal is also needed for large industries such as the automotive industry for the millions of cars and trucks that are built around the world, and other machines like tractors, bulldozers, trains, aircraft, and more […]
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