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Barges Bring the coil down river. I hauled Aluminum coils to Anhauser Busch in Williamsburg Va for cans. I know it is not steel coil, but these were more prone to roll over. I also used a reefer tractor trailer to haul Brass in coil form to Remington Arms in Arkansas for conversion to Cartidge cases. They had to be 60 degrees and 40% humidity no matter the weather outside. Appliances consume coils by the mile. A favorite industry that used steel coil were pipe makers. They would take a big coil of steel and wind it while welding in a spiral. Once finished there was a 3 foot 40 foot pipe ready to go on the truck. I also think that steel coil was used to create cables and wires of metal... I will have to look that one up. Lee
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