Vested Metals International

09/04/2026

Vested Metals Mid-Year Outing in Fort Wayne, IN 🏓

Our Fort Wayne team recently took a well-deserved break to recharge before the final push of the year. They spent the afternoon at Promenade Park playing ping pong and co****le, enjoying a meal, and making memories together.

We love seeing our teams unwind, connect, and strengthen their relationships outside the office. Thank you to everyone who made it a memorable outing!

09/04/2026

Vested Metals Mid-Year Outing in St. Augustine, FL ☀️

Our St. Augustine team recently stepped away to relax and reconnect before the final push of the year. We enjoyed a day at the beach, a beautiful rainbow, and a potluck filled with great conversations and plenty of laughs. While not everyone could make it, we were grateful to have friends and family join us to make the day even more special.

Taking time to connect outside of the workplace is what makes a team stronger, and we are grateful for the people who make Vested Metals such a great place to be. Here’s to a successful second half of the year!

09/04/2026

09/03/2026

Medical Applications of Metals 🦾

The metals we provide are used for implants, instruments, cases and trays as well as other applications within the joint reconstructive, trauma, dental, spinal, cardiovascular, and arthroscopic sectors.

Our materials are mill certified and dual specified and cover the gamut of titanium, stainless, and cobalt based alloys. Our familiarity with the Medical OEM’s and their subcontract base allows us to navigate the market and its relevant approvals accordingly.

09/01/2026

What are the benefits of working with Vested Metals International?

✔️ We offer two locations with our headquarters in St. Augustine, Florida and a sales office and service center in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

✔️ We offer expertise in a half-dozen industries, including Medical, Aerospace, and Energy.

✔️ Our quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.

✔️ We offer medical-grade waterjet cutting services as well as production bar cutting, shearing, heat treating, sawing, and grinding.

✔️ We have material in stock and ready to be shipped. Ask about our PVC lamination and custom packing.

Learn more 🔗 www.vestedmetals.net

08/28/2026

One of the metals we offer at Vested Metals International is 932 Bearing Bronze ⛽️

932 Bearing Bronze is a general purpose bronze alloy used extensively for its excellent range of qualities, especially its machining properties and strength.

We offer this metal in bar, rectangle bar, plate, tubing, sheet, strip, and coil. End applications include machine tool bearings, machine parts, gears, valve components, diesel engine components, fuel pump bushings, and automobile parts.

Learn more 🔗 www.vestedmetals.net

08/25/2026

Our commitment to the Energy Market is unmatched.⚡️

At Vested Metals, we supply metals that meet the specifications and requirements of energy markets - sourcing only from approved sources that share the quality standards set by the industry.

We provide metals for energy production applications, including:

✔️ Gas lines
✔️ Drilling rigs
✔️ Gas turbine blades
✔️ Nuclear plan equipment
✔️ Geothermal wall casings
✔️ Oil & petroleum refining equipment
✔️ Electrical switchgear components
✔️ Electric cable connectors
✔️ Transformers, batteries, breakers + more

08/24/2026

Metal History Monday 🕰️

Did you know that Titanium was originally discovered back in 1791 by English clergyman and mineralogist William Gregor in Cornwall, Great Britain?

German chemist Martin Heinrich Klaproth independently rediscovered the element in 1795 and named it Titanium after the Titans of Greek mythology.

In 1910, Matthew A. Hunter successfully isolated pure metallic titanium for the first time and in 1948, commercial production began using the Kroll process.

08/21/2026

Metal Facts Friday 🐴

Have you heard of The Kelpies? The Kelpies are the world's largest equine sculptures. Located in The Helix park in Falkirk, Scotland, these two colossal, 98-foot-tall steel horse heads were designed by sculptor Andy Scott and unveiled in 2014. They weigh 300 tons each and honor the Clydesdale horses that powered Scotland's industrial heritage.