Top Shops 2012: L&H Industrial
L&H Industrial has a wealth of advanced large-scale machining and manufacturing capabilities.
Developing the Workforce of Today and Tomorrow
Company Description
End Markets Served
- Oil/Gas
- Mining
Workpiece Materials Commonly Machined
- Brass
- Cast Iron
- High-Temp Alloys
- Mild Steels
- Plastics
Contact Information
L&H Industrial
913 L&J Court
Gillette, Wyoming 82718
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