Industrial & Commercial Equipment in Calgary, AB - page 11

Find accurate info on the best industrial & commercial equipment suppliers in Calgary. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
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Sandale

Open now

9716 40 St SE Unit 2, Alberta, Calgary, T2C 0A1

(403) 663-2101 (519)

Sandale.ca is a prominent platform that provides you with HDPE pipe and fitting services. We provide you excellent quality products and service that includes equipment rentals, custom fabrication and more. Visit our site for more info.

Attack Energy Distribution Inc.

Closed now

100 –111 5 Ave SW, Calgary, T2P 3Y6

(587) 327-5800

JCI Filtration & Separation Inc.

Closed now

2929 - 15 Street NE, Calgary, T2E 7L8

(403) 313-1559

Interra Energy Services

Closed now

3 rd Ave. SW, Calgary, T2P 0R3

(403) 693-3365

Maxquip

Closed now

6235A - 86 Ave SE, Calgary, T2C 2S4

(403) 258-3685

Industrial equipment supplier

Roterex

Closed now

5152 74th Ave. SE, Calgary, T2C 3C9

(403) 971-5771

Oil field equipment supplier

BOE Oil Tools

Open now

1511 Highfield Crescent SE, Calgary, T2G 5M4

(403) 612-5791

Oil field equipment supplier

Ranglar Manufacturing

Closed now

5475 56 Ave SE, Calgary, T2C 3X6

(403) 252-2124

Oil field equipment supplier

Area 51 Machine Design Inc

Closed now

1035 - 26 St Ne, SUNRIDGE, Calgary, T2A 2L9

(403) 764-5151

Area 51 Machine Design is a group of experienced professionals that share a passion for the creation of superior machinery design. Offering services and custom products to owners and operators of industrial machinery, both in the oil patch and in the rapidly growing manufacturing sector of western Canada. Area 51 provides cost-effective high quality redesign of troublesome machinery and also new and innovative design when appropriate. A unique component of Area 51's work philosophy is that the designers and engineers that work on a particular project are also responsible for prototyping, machining, and assembling the working prototypes. This cross over allows for seamless integration between the shop floor and the design floor. Designers which have a hands on working familiarity with the components are able to create machinery and components which are easy to manufacture, assemble, and operate.