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List of Suppliers and Partners of Hesar Sanat Company List of Suppliers and Partners of Hesar Sanat Company row Supplier's Name Type of services Logo row Supplier's Name Type of services Logo Machine Sazi Arak Forging and Heavy Machining Electro Mohareke 1 15 Non Metal Facilities Company Parts Parsian High Thickness Steel Plate Azarab Industries Shianfaraz Mehr Asa 2 Rolling and Heat Treatment 16 Bending Company Company (PWHT) Arak Heavy Equipment Euroslot Pars 3 Production Company Bending and Heavy Machining 17 Demisters and Internal Parts Company (HEPCO) Post Weld Heat Treatment Arak Ruinsaz Steel Bokhar Sanat Atieh 4 Galvanization 18 (Stress Relieving) and Tube Company Company Bending Robat Makhzan Loyd Engineering 5 Head Forming 19 Expansion and Pipe Bending Company Company Kara Sazeh Kimia 6 Head Forming 20 Nasb Niroo Company Steel Structure Manufacturing Industrial Company Sanat Pisheh Fara Fan Kasra 7 Casting 21 Vasher, Gasket, Double Jacket Company Company 8 Iran Sarand Company Medium Machining 22 Pouy Pitch Company Bolts & Nuts Mobarakeh Steel 9 Types of Steel Plates 23 khazar Pitch Company Bolts & Nuts Company Faratarh Steel Steel Plates, Pipe and Steel Kaveh Precision Tubes 10 24 Tubes Manufacturing Company Profile Company Khouzestan Oxin Steel Kavosh Refah Kabir Erection of Steel Structures and 11 Types of Steel Plates 25 n/a Company Company Steel Facilities Badran Industrial Rafei's Turning 12 Medium Machining n/a 26 Light Machining n/a Company Workshop Shakhes Felez Fath-Al-Mobin 13 Types of Springs n/a 27 Medium Machining n/a Company Turning Workshop Rahavard Sazeh Arak 14 Roller Beds, Hydraulic Systems n/a 28 Company.

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