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Sterling, Ohio5.0(7)

Hinton Machine is a full service machine shop located in Sterling, Ohio with CNC milling, turning, and welding capabilities.

+1 330-982-0002Website
Glendale, Arizona

9100 (9001:2015) certified. Certification body: Performance Review Institute Registrar. Structure: Single Site.

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Wauconda, Illinois

9100 (9001:2015) certified. Certification body: NSF International Strategic Registrations, Ltd.. Structure: Single Site.

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Littleton, Colorado

HMC International designs and manufactures belt tension testers and door pressure gauges with guaranteed accurate readings. For over 50 years, our family has delivered durable, easy-to-use instruments. Made in the USA.

+1 303-794-2510Website
Bassett, California

Getting a quote is as easy as a phone call away. Speak directly with an expert to get your job going as quickly as possible. 562-716-6557

+1 626-333-0984Website
Hobart, Washington

9100 (9001:2015) certified. Certification body: National Quality Assurance, USA. Structure: Single Site.

(398) 383-2653Website
Carolina Beach, North Carolina5.0(5)

Welcome to Hobbie Machine, located right here in Carolina Beach, North Carolina. We specialize in translating your ideas into reality through expert custom part design and manufacturing. Beyond precision components, we also provide professional customer prototype work and TIG or MIG welding services to complete your projects.

+1 910-899-7279Website

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