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Washington Iron Works
Machinery
Founded in 1876
Sherman, Texas
washingtonironworks.comWashington Iron Works
MachineryFounded in 1876Sherman, Texas
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Washington Iron Works' Revenue (Yearly)
13.3M
Employees
18
Washington Iron Works information
With 3 locations in Texas, Washington Iron Works focuses on in-field service, crankshaft reconditioning, bearings, and general machine work. Our dedicated staff has on average 30 years of experience. We serve the oil, natural gas, wind energy, mining, agri-business, forestry, maritime, aviation, and air compression industries.Find us in Sherman, TX | Amarillo, TX | Lubbock, TX. For more informatio...
With 3 locations in Texas, Washington Iron Works focuses on in-field service, crankshaft reconditioning, bearings, and general machine work. Our dedicated staff has on average 30 years of experience. We serve the oil, natural gas, wind energy, mining, agri-business, forestry, maritime, aviation, and air compression industries.Find us in Sherman, TX | Amarillo, TX | Lubbock, TX. For more information or a quote → info@washingtonironworks.com.
Washington Iron Works industries
Compressor & engine to oem
Crankshaft & camshaft repair to oem
Onsite machining capabilites
General machine services
Washington Iron Works' financial review
Washington Iron Works' Revenue (Yearly)
13.3M
Employees
18
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