Stark, Ohio (OH) Primary Metal Industries Companies
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- Aluminum Die-Castings2
- Aluminum Extruded Products5
- Aluminum Foundries6
- Aluminum Rolling And Drawing, Nec1
- Blast Furnaces And Steel Mills28
- Cold Finishing Of Steel Shapes1
- Electrometallurgical Products2
- Gray And Ductile Iron Foundries7
- Malleable Iron Foundries1
- Metal Heat Treating4
- Nonferrous Foundries, Nec1
- Nonferrous Rolling And Drawing, Nec1
- Nonferrous Wiredrawing And Insulating3
- Primary Metal Products2
- Secondary Nonferrous Metals1
- Steel Foundries, Nec3
- Steel Investment Foundries3
- Steel Pipe And Tubes3
- Steel Wire And Related Products2
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