William Rowland celebrates 195 years supplying metals and alloys to industry

May 8, 2025

William Rowland is celebrating its 195th anniversary this year (Courtesy William Rowland)
William Rowland is celebrating its 195th anniversary this year (Courtesy William Rowland)

William Rowland, headquartered in Barnsley, UK, has announced it is celebrating its 195th anniversary this year, marking almost two centuries in the metals industry. Founded in 1830 by Jonathan Rowland, the company has evolved into a global supplier of metals and alloys, serving a diverse range of sectors including civil aerospace, defence, automotive and EV, energy, Additive Manufacturing, petrochemicals, and electronics.

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In addition to its revert alloy and refined metals businesses, William Rowland is an established supplier of metal powders in different particle sizes, shapes and alloys. The company offers gas-atomised metal powders specifically designed for Additive Manufacturing, including Inconel 625, 713 and 718 nickel-based powders possessing high strength properties and resistance to elevated temperatures. It also offers Hastelloy X, a nickel-based alloy that has exceptional strength and oxidation properties, and F75, a cobalt chrome alloy.

With the support of its parent company, AMC Group, William Rowland recently invested in a state-of-the-art headquarters and recycling centre in Tankersley, which has enabled it to expand and diversify its offerings even further.

Recent investments in key plant room equipment are said to have reinforced the company’s commitment to precision, efficiency, and minimising waste. The company is also placing a greater focus on scrap and recycling supply chains, reducing its carbon footprint while recirculating valuable metals back into the industry.

www.william-rowland.com

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