Material Certifications & Mill Test Reports (MTRs)
At JWM Metal Supply, we stand behind the quality and traceability of every piece of steel we sell.
Mill Test Reports (MTRs) are available for all materials we carry.
Whether you’re purchasing for structural fabrication, commercial construction, government projects, or engineered applications, we can provide material certification upon request.
What Is an MTR?
A Mill Test Report (MTR), also known as a Material Test Report or Mill Certification, is an official document issued by the producing mill that verifies:
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Material grade (A36, A500, A513, etc.)
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Chemical composition
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Mechanical properties (yield strength, tensile strength, elongation)
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Heat number / traceability information
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Compliance with ASTM standards
MTRs confirm that the steel you receive meets the specified material standards.
Materials Covered
We provide MTRs for:
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Structural steel plate
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Square tubing (A500, A513 as applicable)
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Rectangle tubing
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Angle iron
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Schedule 40 pipe
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Flat bar
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Round bar
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Other structural steel products
If it ships from JWM Metal Supply, we can provide certification documentation.
How to Request an MTR
Requesting an MTR is simple:
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Place your order.
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Email us your order number.
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Let us know you need the Mill Test Report.
We will send the certification documentation associated with your material.
If you need certification prior to purchase for approval purposes, contact us and we’ll assist.
Why Material Certification Matters
Mill Test Reports are commonly required for:
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Commercial construction projects
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Municipal and state contracts
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Government work
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Structural fabrication
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Engineering documentation
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Quality control programs
Providing certified material ensures transparency, compliance, and peace of mind.
Our Commitment
We source our steel from trusted U.S. mills and distributors to ensure consistent quality, strength, and performance.
At JWM Metal Supply, we don’t just sell steel — we supply traceable, certified material you can build with confidence.
If you have any questions about certification, compliance, or material grades, contact us directly.
We’re happy to help.