Locking in on Detention Hardware Success
SteelCell Exec Shares Insights on Midwest Portland Acquisition BALDWIN, Ga.—Correctional News touched based recently with Doug Bruhns, Vice President of Business Development for SteelCell of Baldwin, Ga. Bruhns shared some key details on the company’s recent purchase of Midwest Portland to enhance Ste
What Are Electromagnetic Locks? A Guide to Their Function and Uses
Electromagnetic locks, often referred to as maglocks, are a type of locking device that consists of an electromagnet and an armature plate. These locks utilize magnetic forces to maintain a secure hold when energized, providing a strong and often fail-safe locking mechanism. They are widely used in variou
Build Westville JV Builds $1.2B Indiana Correctional Facility
Construction crews with the Indiana-based joint venture, Build Westville, broke ground in October on a $1.2 billion correctional facility in Westville, Ind., touted not only as the largest, but the best. “This is the largest, most expensive non-roadway construction project in the state’s histo
Spotlight: How SteelCell is assisting correctional facilities with security and safety of detention units
1. Where did your company name originate from? We wanted a clear brand name that resonated with the market. Quite simply, we’re making steel jail cells. The foundation of the logo comes from the good craftsmanship of the almost indestructible and infinitely appealing builds of 50s and 60s automobiles. 2