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  1. Tool for the fabrication of tubular parts - Vogel Tool & Die

    Vogel Tool & Die specializes in the design and manufacture of equipment for the fabrication of tubular parts. We make tools for notching, slotting, mitering, ...
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    Mitered Joint Units0
    Notch Tubes0
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    Typical Custom Parts0
    V & Side Notching0

    www.vogeltool.com - 2009-02-06

  2. Acme Metal Slides - Statesville, NC - Bed Frames, Table SLides, Metal Fabrication, TV Pullouts, metal product

    We produce an extensive line of metal table slides, TV pullouts and bed supports in addition to a variety of fabricated items.
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    www.acmemetalproducts.net - 2009-02-14

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