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Cober, Inc.
Machinery
Founded in 1966
Stratford, Connecticut
cober.comCober, Inc.
MachineryFounded in 1966Stratford, Connecticut
EmployeesCober, Inc.'s financial review
Cober, Inc.'s Revenue (Yearly)
7M
Employees
7
Cober, Inc. information
Founded in 1966, Cober manufacturers industrial heating and drying systems for industries including automotive, pharmaceutical, ceramics and laboratory for the processing of products such as rubber, semiconductors, food, ceramics, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and more. Cober's drying technologies include microwave, hot air and infrared. We are staffed with experts in microwave science, electrical...
Founded in 1966, Cober manufacturers industrial heating and drying systems for industries including automotive, pharmaceutical, ceramics and laboratory for the processing of products such as rubber, semiconductors, food, ceramics, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and more. Cober's drying technologies include microwave, hot air and infrared. We are staffed with experts in microwave science, electrical and mechanical engineering and industrial heating and drying for industry-specific heating applications. We manufacture standard and custom systems and provide support to customers all over the world
Cober, Inc. industries
Machinery
Machinery manufacturing
Cober, Inc.'s financial review
Cober, Inc.'s Revenue (Yearly)
7M
Employees
7
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