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Mactech is one of the world's foremost providers of on-site machining services, on-site heat treating services, and stress-relieving equipment.
Despatch Industries is a manufacturer of thermal processing technology including industrial ovens and furnaces.
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- Dielectric Heating Equipment1
- Driers and Redriers, Industrial Process1
- Electrical Furnaces, Ovens, & Heating Devices, Exc.Induction1
- Heating Units and Devices, Industrial: Electric6
- Induction and Dielectric Heating Equipment2
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- Industrial Furnace Manufacturers5
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