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Butler Sheet Metal & Mechanical

Providing top-notch sheet metal fabrication and HVAC solutions for commercial and residential needs.

Custom Stainless Steel Fabrication. American Stainless Equipment, Inc., is a restaurant equipment and supplies business in Albuquerque, NM. For over 30 years, American Stainless Equipment, Inc., has made the highest quality stainless steel products for restaurants, schools, and kitchens. We can work with you towards the kitchen of your dreams. Call us today for any of your residential, commercial, or industrial stainless steel needs.

Albuquerque Bolt & Fastener has been serving the needs of our customers in the Industrial & Construction Fasteners areas. Our priority is superior customer service. We keep our Commitment to you. We deliver on time and at the price we quoted.

Fabrication of metal, duct, specialty work. Heating and Cooling. Mechanical Contractor.

Barnhill Bolt Co

In business since 1960, Barnhill Bolt Co. Inc. is a full-line distributor of fasteners and tools. Based in Albuquerque, N.M., it specializes in the bulk supply of wood screws, struts and drill bits. The company offers a line of metal fasteners, rivets, wire goods, threaded inserts and all thread rods, to name a few. It also deals in industrial products, hand tools and military specification items. Barnhill Bolt Co. Inc. serves as a hardware supplier to a diverse client base, which includes aerospace companies, hardware stores, lumberyards, plumbing/electrical contractors and mining companies, among others.

Reserve Silica Corporation is a reliable supplier of quality silica sands, free of contaminants, and meeting the requirements of our unique customer base -- "The right sand for the right product." Reserve Silica Corporation owns 377 acres of land where it operates an open pit sand mine and processing plant near Ravensdale, Washington, about 30 miles southeast of Seattle. The operation has existed since the early 1970's. Our sand comes from a deposit laid down over 50 million years ago. It is mined by open pit methods and then transported approximately one mile to our processing plant.

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