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Bell and Company
founded in 1955 by fred r. bell jr., “bell & co" is an industrial, mechanical, and marine specialty supply company. our staff has over 100 years of combined experience in the supply industry and mechanical engineers on staff to serve our customers. bell and company is proud of its accomplishments and reputation along the gulf coast. bell and co. are distributors of quality products ranging from: - boiler controls and parts including flame safe guard burner controls - steam traps, strainers, steam regulators, and condensate return pumps - pipe couplings and repair clamps - medical gas equipment & installation - itw specialty epoxy resins - chockfast epoxy grouting and chocking compounds enhance performance and lower operating costs. improving equipment mean time before failure with chockfast polymer concrete and epoxy anchoring system from itw polymer technologies. - epoxy repair compound - ceramic putty, ceramic liquid, titanium putty - instrumentation - gauges, thermometers, thermowel
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Where is Bell and Company located?
Bell and Company's headquarters is located at 765 South Conception Street, Mobile, Alabama, United States, 36603
What is Bell and Company's official website?
Bell and Company's official website is bellandco.net
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How many employees does Bell and Company have?
Bell and Company has 1 employee
What industry does Bell and Company belong to?
Bell and Company is in the industry of: Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
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