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Chad Odom

General Manager at Premium Plate, a TF Warren Company

Chad Odom, based in Mobile, AL, US, is currently a General Manager at Premium Plate, a TF Warren Company. Chad Odom brings experience from previous roles at Total Plate Processing, a TF Warren Company and O'Neal Steel. Chad Odom holds a 2001 - 2002 University of South Alabama. With a robust skill set that includes Aluminum, Contract Negotiation, Continuous Improvement, Inventory Management, Manufacturing and more.

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Sustainability
September 18, 2026What Is Marine Steel Plate and How Is It Used in Vessel & Barge Repair?

What is marine grade stainless steel, and where does it fit in vessel and barge repair? Explore marine steel plate uses, grades, and repair considerations.

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Maintenance & Care
September 17, 2026Mining Equipment Maintenance: How Steel Plate Reduces Downtime

Mining machinery maintenance starts with the right repair material. See how steel plate supports wear repairs, rebuilds, and longer equipment service life.

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Buyer's Guide
August 24, 2026Steel Plate vs Sheet: Key Differences, Thickness, and Applications Explained

Understand the difference between plate and sheet steel, from thickness and gauge to fabrication and applications. See which form best fits your project.

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Maintenance & Care
August 4, 2026What Is Metal Fatigue? Warning Signs and Prevention

What is fatigue in metals, and why can it cause sudden failure? Learn how cracks develop, what increases risk, and how to prevent costly equipment damage.

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Projects & Case Studies
August 4, 2026Ultrasonic Testing NDT: How Hidden Plate Flaws Are Found

Ultrasonic non destructive testing can reveal hidden flaws in a steel plate without damage. Learn how UT works, what it detects, and where it has limits.

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Projects & Case Studies
June 26, 2026What Metals Are Magnetic and Non-Magnetic? Complete Guide with Examples

Non magnetic metals and magnetic metals explained with examples, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass, iron, nickel, and cobalt.

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