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EST. DISTRIBUTIONS stands as the epitome of excellence in the industry. Our dedication to continuous improvement is evident in our new, supply chain industry, featuring twice the space and increased sawing capacity.

Partnering with the finest global suppliers, we ensure the highest quality products according to international standards and technical specifications. 

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Carbon steel

Products:

I Beam  •  Tubes  •  Channels
Angles  •  Plates  •  Pipes

 

Carbon steel, also called plain carbon steel is one of the most common forms of steel on the market today. 

Carbon steel is defined as an alloy of iron with carbon where the total quantity of alloying elements is less than 2% by mass with compositional limits of 0.6% for copper, 1.65% for manganese, 0.04% for phosphorus, 0.6% for silicon, and 0.05% for sulfur. It will not have any other elements added to enhance a specific property or attribute.

When selecting carbon steel there are three general categories to consider: An increase in carbon will raise carbon steel’s hardness and strength. For example, mild carbon steel can be bent, cut, and twisted. while a high carbon steel will provide strength and hardness but not flexibility.

  • low carbon = .06% to .25% carbon content (mild carbon steel)
  • medium carbon = .25% to .55% carbon content (medium carbon steel)
  • high carbon = >.55% to 1.00% carbon content (hard carbon steel).

The American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) defines carbon steel as follows: “Steel is considered to be carbon steel when no minimum content is specified or required for chromium, cobalt, molybdenum, nickel, niobium, titanium, tungsten, vanadium or zirconium, or any other element to be added to obtain a desired alloying effect; when the specified minimum for copper does not exceed 0.40 percent; or when the maximum content specified for any of the following elements does not exceed the percentages noted: manganese 1.65, silicon 0.60, copper 0.60.”

Galvalume coil

Galvalume is also
referred to by its
coating weights,
AZ-50 and AZ-55.

 

Galvalume steel is carbon steel coated with an alloy that combines the impervious properties of aluminum with the malleability and galvanic protection of zinc.

It is a steel sheet with a coating of 55% aluminum and 45% zinc. Galvalume is well respected for combining the excellent barrier corrosion protection of aluminum with the galvanic protection of zinc.

  • AZ-50= 0.50 ounces per square foot of the aluminum-zinc alloy coating applied to both sides of the substrate.
    • AZ-50 is the typical coating weight for painted sheet/coil products.
  • AZ-55 = 0.55 ounces per square foot of the aluminum-zinc alloy coating applied to both sides of the substrate.
    • AZ-55 is the typical coating weight for bare or unpainted (often called acrylic-coated Galvalume or Galvalume Plus) sheet/coil products.
    • Acrylic-coated Galvalume has a slightly heavier coating weight and includes a light acrylic coating that protects the Galvalume coating in the manufacturing process. This acrylic coating will wear off over time with exposure. Though not painted, these products still need to be handled with care, or you risk scuffing or perforating the coating.

Common applications:  Commercial buildings – Hospitals, schools, stores, government buildings, and more. / Residential projects – Single-family, multi-family, condominiums, and more. / Architectural structures – Commercial, governmental, residential, and more. /  Structural/industrial applications – Warehouses, factories, and more. /  Agricultural – Non-animal confinement spaces, barns, storage, and more.

Galvanized coil

Galvanized metal products have been around since the 17th century, but the process of “galvanizing” materials became a widespread practice in the early 19th century. Galvanization (commonly referred to as galvanized) is a protective zinc coating that is applied to a steel or iron substrate through a hot-dip galvanizing process. Typical Galvanized Steel Sheets & Coil Applications:

  • Exterior building products
  • Ductwork
  • HVAC products
  • Flashing
  • Electrical boxes and other electrical products
  • Roofing
  • Doors
  • Sashes
  • Automotive parts
  • Appliances
  • Commercial and residential steel framing
  • Parking lots
  • Truss plates
  • Metal building purlins
  • Any other products requiring a corrosion-resistant material

T post

High strength, hot rolled steel construction provides this heavy-duty T-post with durability

  • Features an angled stud that helps hold the fence against the post
  • The large anchor plate of this studded T-post provides greater stability
  • Posts are finished with an oven-baked enamel for rust resistance above and below the ground
  • Includes 5 clips for installation
  • Rugged and easy to drive into any terrain, this T-post fence item is suitable for both agricultural and lawn and garden fencing
  • Size: 6 ft, 6.5 ft, 8 ft, and 10 ft.
  • Pound per foot: 1.25 lb.

Aluminum
composite
Panels

ALUMINUM COMPOSITE
MATERIAL (ACM) IS WIDELY
USED FOR:

  • Indoor and outdoor signs
  • POP displays
  • Exhibits and kiosks
  • Framing and mounting
  • Digital and screen printing
  • Sets and props
  • Vehicle interiors

 

Aluminum composite material (ACM) is a three-layer sandwich panel consisting of two pre-painted aluminum sheets bonded to a polyethylene (PE) core. ACM panels are an excellent material for indoor or outdoor applications that require good dimensional stability, low weight, and a sleek, brilliant look.

Eye-catching, durable, and only half the weight of aluminum, ACM metal panels are both attractive and practical for use in visual merchandising, framing, archiving, commercial interiors and exteriors, construction, and fine art applications.

Adventurous designs demand ACM for its aesthetic qualities combined with rigidity and ease of fabrication. EST aluminum composite panels are available in a wide range of color combinations, surface finishes, and thicknesses,

ACM Standard Sizes, Thicknesses, and Colors:

ACM SHEET SIZES 48” x 96”, 48” x 120”, 60” x 96”, 60” x 120”, and custom cut sizes upon request.

ACM SKIN THICKNESSES           2 mm, 3 mm, 4 mm, 5mm, 6mm, and more.

ACM COLOR OPTIONS     Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Black, White, Silver, Gold, Mirrored, and many other sign colors and custom color options available upon request.

Aluminum
diamond plate

Aluminum tread plate, also known as aluminum diamond plate or aluminum checker plate, is a type of aluminum rolled sheet. It has a raised diamond or linear pattern on one side and is smooth on the other side. The raised pattern provides a skid-resistant surface and is typically used in various applications where slip resistance and durability are important. They increase the traction for foot traffic and add an aesthetic element, making it a popular choice for decorative purposes

  • Cuts easily to desired size with tin snips or hobby shears
  • Fashioned with decorative nonskid tread plate finish
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor use

Aluminum

Products:
Tubes • Pipes • Plate •
Coil • Channels • Angles

 

Aluminum is remarkable for the metal’s low density and for its ability to resist corrosion. Structural components made from aluminum and its alloys are vital to the aerospace industry and are important in other areas of transportation and structural materials.

Alloy 1100: It is soft and ductile and has excellent workability, making it ideal for applications with difficult forming. 

Alloy 2011: High mechanical strength and excellent machining capabilities are the highlights of this grade.

Alloy 2014:  A copper based alloy with very high strength and excellent machining capabilities. 

Alloy 2024: Combination of high strength and excellent fatigue resistance, used where a good strength-to-weight ratio is desired. 

Alloy 3003: A commercially pure aluminum with added manganese to increase its strength (20% stronger than the 1100 grade). 

Alloy 5052: The highest strength alloy of the non-heat treatable grades. Fatigue resistance is superior to other aluminum grades.

Alloy 6061:  The most versatile of the heat-treatable aluminum alloys, while keeping most of the good qualities of aluminum.

Alloy 6063: It has reasonably high tensile properties, excellent finishing characteristics and a high degree of resistance to corrosion. 

Alloy 7075:  This is one of the highest strength aluminum alloys available. 

Rebar

FRP Rebar is a Spiral Wrapped Structural Reinforcing Rod made from a combination of fiberglass roving and resin. Developed as a superior alternative to steel in concrete reinforcement, FRP Rebar is suitable for applications requiring a lightweight material that has high tensile strength, with non-corrosive and non-conductive properties. For example, properly reinforced FRP concrete slabs exposed to heavy traffic, such as bridge decks and driveways, last approximately 20 times longer than conventional methods.

SUPERIOR BENEFITS OF FRP REBAR:

  • Tensile Strength is Greater than Steel
  • Electrically and thermally non-conductive
  • Transparent to Magnetic Fields & Radar Frequencies
  • Extremely Lightweight – 75% Lighter than Steel Rebar

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Aluminum Plate Saw Cutting

Benefit from our seven precision aluminum saws operating around the clock, ensuring rapid supply of the product you need. Our capabilities extend to processing Aluminum Mold Plate up to 24” thick, with larger sizes available through our domestic partnership with Vista Metals.

Extensive Aluminum Inventory

Est. Distributions is poised to meet the needs of the largest customers promptly and affordably.

steel inventory

Precision cutting is our forte, with tolerances as tight as +/- 0.005”. Trust us for accuracy and excellence in every cut.

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This certification is a vital part of our dedication to continuous improvement in our organization.

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As the Project Coordinator for Cohen Construction, Cynthia McNamara is responsible for the day-to-day operations of Orlando region projects. She ensures all crews are at their job sites, processes bids for all project trades, and sources material for projects. Her detail-oriented approach ensures that operations remain focused on schedule with the resources they need. Through her professional expertise, she is committed to building and maintaining long-lasting relationships with clients and subcontractors. Cynthia is a native of Switzerland and immigrated to the U.S. in 1998. She is currently a resident of Florida, where she has built an impressive professional resume. Her career began in the banking industry as a teller. She worked in various roles and learned every aspect of the banking industry. Because of her impeccable integrity, customer service skills, and natural leadership abilities, she moved into management. She eventually earned the role as a Branch Manager and Vice President with a credit union, where she grew the business by 15% year-over-year and ranked as a top-performing branch. Eventually, she was attracted to the construction industry as a field manager, where she could excel with her strong background in sales, customer service, and financial acumen. She was responsible for managing residential home building progress across multiple job sites. Cynthia excelled in her role, demonstrating her innovative and organized approach to her work. It was in this role that she was attracted to Cohen Construction. Cynthia is a mother of two and enjoys all types of water activities, including boating and fishing.
Detail-focused and exceptional multi-tasker are just a few words most often used to describe Jason Grannis. With over a decade of experience in the construction and multi-family industry, Jason is responsible for sourcing subcontractors, processing sub-payments on all contract work, processing agreements, and purchasing materials. Through his extensive expertise, Jason understands the intricacies of the business, stays focused on details of a multitude of projects, and keeps things on track. He also adds another layer of excellence through his exceptional knowledge of technology, handling all aspects of IT for Cohen Construction. Jason is a native of Michigan and a longtime resident of Florida. He began his professional career framing houses through high school and college while studying business at Washtenaw Community College. He continued his career in construction and took on the additional responsibilities as a paid firefighter, where he rose to the rank of lieutenant. Jason ultimately relocated to Florida, where he worked as a facilities director for multi-family properties. In this role he excelled, learning every aspect of the business, building relationships, and taking on the toughest challenges. Ultimately, he found his calling with Cohen Construction, where he started as a project manager and has worked his way up to his current role. In his free time, Jason has supported his local community through charity work, most notably with the Children’s Burn Foundation. Jason is a loving husband and father of a grown son, along with his cat Voodoo. He is a passionate and dedicated Harley rider and enthusiast.
As the Assistant Purchaser for Cohen Construction, Lindsey Coolidge leverages over a decade of experience in the construction supply industry, managing vendor contacts, competitively negotiating best pricing, and ensuring supplies are available to keep projects moving through completion. She is highly organized and prides herself on being a creative problem solver, finding success amid the most challenging situations. Lindsey works directly with her internal customers and has built strong relationships through trust and a strong work ethic. Lindsey is a native and longtime resident of Orlando, Florida. She completed her bachelor’s degree in interior design at Florida State University, where she graduated with honors. Her professional career was on track through college, as she interned with interior design firms in the area. However, the financial crisis of 2008 impacted the industry and forced her to seek a different path. Because of her design exposure, she discovered an interest in construction and found a new career path with Home Depot. Once she started with them, she knew she had found a home. With Home Depot, she built a strong resume of success and worked her way up through various positions, building a solid foundation for her to take on the role of Pro Account Representative. It was in this role that she learned every aspect of construction materials management and business development. This is where she came into her own and developed a strong reputation for success and a keen ability to solve problems. Ultimately, this is where she connected with Cohen Construction. Lindsey is committed to giving back to the community through her work with Wounded Warriors and volunteer work with various retirement homes. In her free time, she is a loving wife and devoted mother of two children. She enjoys international travel, art, drawing, and painting.
Quality-driven and dynamic are just a few of the words most often used to describe Obadiah Calvert. As the Director of Construction for Cohen Construction, Obadiah leverages over two decades of construction experience and expertise to ensure every job exceeds quality standards of the organization and client expectations. His responsibilities include business development, client relationships, project management, oversight of jobs, and subcontractor performance. He gets inspiration from completing projects to an exacting quality standard and seeing clients completely satisfied. Obadiah is a native of Pittsburgh and a longtime resident of Florida. He began his professional career working with his brother, working in every role and learning every aspect of the business. He demonstrated an eye for detail and a tireless work ethic early on. As he gained experience, he founded two separate construction companies and found success with each. Ultimately he transitioned his career working for a major national construction company, where he worked in a variety of roles, such as project manager, director of construction, and vice president of construction. Through these roles, he built his expertise as a manager and leader, along with honing his executive leadership skills and business development acumen. He built long-lasting relationships in multi-family construction with owners and investors. Because of his proven track record of success, Obadiah ultimately took on the role of executive vice president of construction with a national company. Through his expertise and reputation in the industry, he connected with Cohen Construction and transitioned into his current role. Obadiah lives in Lake Mary, Florida, and is a father of two and a dedicated family man. He enjoys beach time, hunting, fishing, golf, and quality time with the family.
Strategic thinker, resourceful problem solver, and client-focused are just a few of the words most often used to describe Amber Cohen. As the Managing Director and co-owner of Cohen Construction, Amber leverages over 15 years of sales and leadership experience in the real estate industry to lead all operational and creative aspects of the business. She has built a reputation as a detail-oriented and organized leader who puts the people first in every decision. Amber takes on all administrative and operational challenges of the business, along with creative decisions in the design aspect of the company. In addition, she takes the lead on real estate investments, managing the day-to-day details of property transactions. From start to finish, Amber is connected to details and handles the most complex challenges they face. Because of her proven track record of success, Amber has earned the respect of clients and peers alike. Amber is a native of Baltimore, Maryland, and a lifelong resident of Florida. She was raised in a real estate family, with both parents owning and managing two brokerages. This meant Amber learned every aspect of the real estate industry from a very early age. She developed a passion for the industry, helping families and mastering the skills of being an entrepreneur. She became a licensed real estate agent in 2004 and began managing a real estate office in 2006. Amber quickly discovered her natural abilities of leadership and creative design. It was in 2011 when she met Dan Cohen, changing her life. They married in 2016, becoming both his life partner and eventually his business partner. They both followed their entrepreneurial spirit, growing and developing Cohen Construction into what it is today. In her free time, she supports the local community through causes that are meaningful and relevant. Amber supports charities benefitting kids, animals, and most notably, cancer research. Amber is a loving wife to Dan, and they enjoy their beach time, boating, camping, and traveling. They are the pet parents of Jack and Lilu.
With over 15 years of experience in the painting and construction industry, Dan Cohen leads a highly skilled team of professionals as the CEO of Cohen Construction, working on commercial and multi-family projects in all aspects of construction and renovation. They have established lasting relationships with 30+ management companies and multiple developers across Florida, delivering the highest quality services for these valued clients. He prides himself on delivering the highest quality work at the best value to the client, no matter the size or scope of the project. His attention to detail and vision of quality ensure that every detail exceeds all clients’ expectations. His passion is all about construction and ensures that his teams share his vision. He considers his team family and is driven to ensure their success. Dan is a native and lifelong resident of Central Florida. He was raised in an environment that instilled strong character values, impeccable integrity, and a tireless work ethic. He began his professional career early as a teenager, working as a painter on commercial and multi-family properties. He learned the business inside and out, putting in the time and hard work to find success. Ultimately, he discovered his entrepreneurial spirit and struck out on his own, creating his own painting company and building his own business. As his business grew, so did his vision for the future and his ambition to succeed. He took on every challenge and worked hard to build a reputation for quality and excellence. Dan ultimately grew that business into a powerhouse, which is now Cohen Construction. In 2011, Dan’s life changed when he met Amber, who became both his life and business partner and helped strengthen the foundation of the company today. They married in 2016. Dan gives back to local charities through generous support for causes that are most meaningful, such as those for children, animals, and cancer research. An avid surfer, Dan’s free time is spent on the beach. Dan also enjoys camping and traveling with Amber, as well as spending time with their dogs Jack and Lilu.