Bar is high on Simpedil’s machine quality

Simpedil specialises in manufacturing bar cutting and bending machines for the concrete reinforcement industry. The firm’s 30 years plus experience and continuous machine development ensures high quality machines at all times. Simpedil also emphasises the company’s attention to pre and after sale support and its quality-price ratio. All Simpedil machines are also said to guarantee maximum efficiency and safety.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
7273 Simpedil specialises in manufacturing bar cutting and bending machines for the concrete reinforcement industry. The firm’s 30 years plus experience and continuous machine development ensures high quality machines at all times. Simpedil also emphasises the company’s attention to pre and after sale support and its quality-price ratio. All Simpedil machines are also said to guarantee maximum efficiency and safety.

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