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“Our core business is the stocking, processing and distribution of corrosion resistant metals such as stainless steel, duplex stainless grades, other non-standard special and hard wearing steels and aluminium - in most profiles. We specialize in stocking the full range of stainless steel and aluminium flat and long products and distribute an extensive range of standard and customized extruded aluminium products including  aluminium architectural systems and hardware. We also offer customers related products such as Chrome-Moly, Hardox, Hastelloy , electro galvanized sheet (Zintex) and Chromadek".
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