Dakota Cabinets LLC

Sioux Steel Company, established in 1918, is a manufacturer of commercial bins and farm grain storage systems, Pro-Tec engineered buildings and livestock. Its product line include axial and centrifugal aeration fans, flat storage buildings, and bolted, corrugated and hopper steel storage. The company also manufactures secondary containment shelters and drying bins. It performs stress test on its roof trusses and offset purlin placement to ensure stability under pressure. The company s commercial bin roof system incorporates three roof panels per sidewall sheet. Its commercial roof is engineered to support more than 10,000 pounds at center collar. The company also offers a range of accessories for steel commercial bin, such as legs, conveyors, catwalks, cage and ladder systems, custom floor designs and aeration fans. Sioux Steel Company is located in Sioux Falls, S.D.

Engraver's Edge is situated in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, at 2137 S. Minnesota Avenue, providing a range of engraving services and products. Their offerings include plaques, signage, and nametags, catering to diverse customer needs. The business is easily accessible via Interstate 229, making it a convenient stop for those in the area. Engraver's Edge is dedicated to quality service and precision in their engraving work. Generated from the website

Aerostar International products fall generally within two categories: aerospace/aviation and highly technical sewn and sealed products. Aerostar aerospace products range from its original hot air balloons to military and science parachutes, high-altitude scientific and military balloons and airships, space inflatables, and interplanetary balloons and parachutes. Its remaining technical products range from Military NBC barrier protection to survival suits, inflatable military decoys, advertising products, helium remote control blimps, helium inflatables, parade balloons, and government or military uniforms. Aerostar's roots are found in high-altitude scientific balloons. Scientists have used its scientific balloons to observe the atmosphere since 1956, when its parent company Raven Industries was founded.