RHEINZINK, East Coast Metal join MCA

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GLENVIEW, Ill. - The Metal Construction Association, a progressive association of nearly 100 member companies with specialties in the metal construction industry, welcomes RHEINZINK America, Inc. of Woburn, MA and East Coast Metal Systems, Inc of Bellaire, OH as new members of the association. 

Founded in 1966, RHEINZINK is headquartered in Datteln, Germany. RHEINZINK America’s North American headquarters in Woburn, MA offers fabrication and installation of the RHEINZINK zinc product in roof, façade and gutter applications.

"RHEINZINK America is looking forward to participating in the various forums MCA has to offer," says Thomas Hornebo, president of RHEINZINK America. "MCA will keep us up to date with new developments across the metal industry. Our company supports the initiative of promoting metal products in the U.S. as a sustainable alternative to more conventional materials."

East Coast Metal Systems, Inc. is a full service fabricator and installer of engineered architectural metal and exterior envelope systems.

"East Coast Metal Systems is interested in the networking opportunities and access to industry trends and updates that MCA has to offer," says David McConnell, general manager. "Being associated with the MCM Fabricator Council also appealed to us."

About the Metal Construction Association
The Metal Construction Association’s mission is to grow the use of metal through market development, education, technical programs and selective action on public policies that affect the use of metal in building projects. MCA’s next national meeting is the 2011 Annual Meeting, set for January 23-25 in San Diego. To learn more about MCA, visit our website at www.metalconstruction.org.

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