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Heavy Duty Machinery, Parts & Accessories • Heavy Duty Machinery, Parts & Accessories Betoniers, Truck mixers Construction machinery Cranes Heavy duty machinery, parts Lift trucks Loaders Locomotives, Wagons Mining machines, equipments, & spare parts Modular Homes, Containers, Isolated Containers Road construction machinery .1311 Rollers Spare parts Tractors Trailers . Trucks Reference:Iran Tpo Exporters Data Bank , Exemplary Exporters Directory Iran trade yellowpages , iran export directory www.tpo.ir INEKARAN CO 001 Email: [email protected] Activity: Light Trucks. [M] DAGHIGH SANAT ENG. CO AJINEKARAN CO URL: www.aryadiesel.com Head Office: No. 23, East Niayesh St., Touhid Head Office: 1 st Door on the Right, Opposite MD: Farhad Kashani BAHMAN GROUP St., Touhid Sq., 1457886931, Tehran Iran Pak Bascule Alley, Iran Pak St., Aderan Activity: Trucks. [M·I] Head Office: No.39, Bahman Bldg., End of Tel: (+98-21) 66424100, 66435160 T-Junction, Save Rd. Saba Blvd., After Gas Station, Africa Fax: (+98-21) 66902355,66919339 Tel: (+98-21) 44070024-5 ARYA MACHINERY CO . St., 1917773B44,Tehran Email:[email protected] Fax: (+98-261) 4513978 Head Office: 11th FI., No.56, 8th Alley, Tel: (+98-21) 22018570-1. 22018648, URL: www.daghighsanat.com MD: Mirzabeygi Bokharest St., Argentin Sq., 1514737113, 22018579 MD: Mohammad Ashari Activity: Overhead Cranes. [M] Tehran Fax: (+98-21) 22023607 Activity: Downhole Hammers. [M·E·I] Tel: (+98-21) 88758719-22 Factory: (+98-21) 66283146 ARAK RAIL CO Fax: (+98-21) 88758725 Email: [email protected] DELFARD CO Head Office: 2nd 20-Meter St., 3rd Cross Email: [email protected] URL: www.bahmangroup.com Head Office: Unit 3, 8th Bldg., Baharan St.. Rd., Industrial Pole, 3819955745,Arak URL: www.aryamachinery.com MD: Majid Bahrami Argentin Sq., 1514913119, Tehran Tel: (+98-861) 4132704-7 MD: Farouhar Foroutan Registered in Tehran Stock Exchange Tel: (+98-21) 88796712-4 Fax: (+98-861) 4132703 Activity: Road Construction Machinery [I] Activity: Trucks, Bicycles, Vans, Fax: (+98-21)88793114 Email: [email protected] Motorcycles, Passenger Cars. [M-E-I] Email: [email protected] URL: www.arakrail.com ARYA TRUCK CO URL: www.dalfard.com MD: Javad Akhavan Malayeri Head Office: No.1032, After Nawab Brdg .• BETON ARA PISHE CO MD: Dr.Abdoliah Ostad Hosseini Activity: Steel Structures, Repair of Qazvin St.. 1359993613. Tehran Head Office: 5th FI., No.2, Ista Bldg., Hafez Activity: Tractors. [M-I] Wagons. [M] Tel: (+98-21) 55413661,55400825 Alley, After Seyyed Khandan, Shariati Fax: (+98-21) 55403312 St.,1541954951, Tehran DELTA PEl SANG CO ARAS POULAD CO Email: [email protected] Tel: (+98-21) 22862667,22869220, Head Office: East 4th FL. No.2/1, 8th Alley, Head Office: West 5th FI., Isia Bldg . Corner of URL: www.aryatruck.com 22869523 Behrouz St., Mirdamad Blvd., Mohseni Sq., Hafez Alley. After Seyyed Khandan Brdg., MD: Abolfazl Rezaee Fax: (+98-21) 22869228 19119-73398, Tehran Shariati St.. 1541954965,Tehran Activity: Hydraulic Hammers, Road Factory: (+98-229) 3382461 Tel: (+98-21) 22913064-7,22272890-1 Tel: (+98-21) 22886700 Construction Machinery Spare Parts, MD: Mohamad Hassan Ketabi Fax: (+98-21) 22913068 Fax: (+98-21) 22886700 Asphalt Milling Machines. [I] Activity: Concrete-molding Equipments. [M] Email: [email protected] Factory: (+98-21) 44986700 URL: www.deltapeisang.com Email: [email protected] ARYAN CO BETON MACHINE PRO. CO MD: Bijan Bahrami URL: www.araspoulad.com Head Office: 1 st FI., No.3, 13th St .. Head Office: No. 195, Azadi St., Bet. Activity: Construction Machinery, Road MD: Abbas Ali Zahedi Banisi Bokharest St., 151370 .,Tehran Eskandari & Veterinary Faculty, Construction Machinery. [I] Activity: Concrete-molding Equipments. [M] Tel: (+98-21) 88725481-2 1419954941, Tehran Fax: (+98-21) 88725444 Tel: (+98-21) 66433150-6 DELTA RAH MACHINE CO ARATIS CO Factory: (+98-228) 2724468 Fax: (+98-21) 66433150,66926030 Head Office: West 3rd FI., No.3, 1 st Alley, Head Office: No.263, Azadi St., Bet. Email: [email protected] Factory: (+98-262) 5332120-4 Jannat St.. Opposite Teacher Training Univ ., Nawab st. & Eskandari Cross Rd., MD: Mohammad Taghi Farahani Email: [email protected] Jalal Ai Ahmad St.. 1439933381. Tehran 1419913811, Tehran Activity: Overhead Cranes, Material URL: www.betonmachine.com Tel: (+98-21) 88335701-2 Tel: (+98-21) 66923610, 66931720, Handling Equipments. [M-I] MD: Hamed Ohadi Fax: (+98-21) 88331048 66933353 Activity: Betoniers, Truck Mixers, Concrete Email: [email protected] Fax: (+98-21) 66924369 ASLANI IND. GROUP Machinery [M] URL: www.delta-rah-machine.com MD:Amiri Head Office: No.14, Next to Nozohour MD: Rahim Amin Zaade Activity: Construction Machinery, Road Factory, 17th shahrivar Alley, Karaj Ex-Rd, Activity: Road Construction Machinery. Construction Machinery. [M-E] 13176. Tehran [M-I] Tel: (+98-21) 66806724,66811642, CARIZAN CO 66824970 DELTAKAR CO ARIA CONSTRUCTION CO Head Office: No.291/1, Motahari St., After Fax: (+98-21) 66806724 Head Office: No.2. 4th Alley, Mersad St.. End Head Office: Opposite Mega Motor Co., Mirzaye Shirazi Cross Rd., 1586718411, Email: [email protected] of Sepehr St., Farahzadi Blvd ., Qods(West) 15th Km.of Karaj Ex-Rd. Tehran MD: Idi Mohammad Aslani Town,1468633443,Tehran Tel: (+98-21) 66282793-4 Tel: (+98-21) 88717774-6 Activity: Concrete Machinery. [M.E.I] Tel: (+98-21) 88573434-6 MD: Ghadiani Fax: (+98-21) 88717800 Email: [email protected] Fax: (+98-21) 88573437 Activity: Panel Sandwiches, isolated AYE CO URL: www.carizangroup.com Email: [email protected] Containers [M] Head Office: 2nd FI., No.244, Opposite MD: Mohammadreza Faraj Pour URL: www.deltakar.com Mirdamad St., Motahari St., 15888, Tehran MD: Mohammadreza Dehghani ARIA FORK LIFT CO Activity: Trucks. [M] Tel: (+98-21) 88304577. 88825877 Activity: Mining Equipments, Diamond Head Office: No. 122, Opposite Veterinary Fax: (+98-21) 88839421 Cutting Wire Machines. [M·E] Faculty, Azadi St., 13177, Tehran CHINA MACHINE IRAN CO Email: [email protected] Tel: (+98-21) 66929099 Head Office: NO.1 8, Amir Kabir Industrial MD: Masoud Zounoubi DENA FONOUN CO Fax: (+98-21) 66929098 Town, 81969, Isfahan Activity: Heavy Vehicle Parts. Head Office: 32nd St., 8th Km. of Tehran Rd Factory: (+98-511) 6516598 Tel: (+98-311) 3864708,3869772-3 8161164341,isfahan Email: [email protected] Fax: (+98-311) 3867934, 3864708 AZARBAYEJAN DIESEL VEHICLE CO. Tel: (+98-311) 3802102. 3803936 URL: www.ariaforklift.com Email: [email protected] Head Office: Iran Tractor Manufacturing Fax: (+98-311) 3803937 MD: Reza Shoghi URL: www.molaie.com Complex, Sardroud Rd., 5197855865, MD: AIi Amini Activity: Lifttrucks. [M.E] MD: Ali Molaie Tabriz Activity: Ceramic Machinery, Porcelainware Activity: Mining Machinery. [M] Tel: (+98-411) 4245954, 4252654 ARKAN VAZIN (M.C.M) CO Equipments. [M] Fax: (+98-411) 4252654 DEPO MACHINE CO Head Office: No.415, Yadegar Emam Email: [email protected] CHODAN SAZAN CO Head Office: No. 1215.16th Km.of Karaj Exp,Way intersection, Azadi St., URL: www.itm.co.ir Head Office: 4th St., J Industrial Zone, Special Rd.,Opposite Jame Jam Printing Co., 1456613196, Tehran MD: Mir Ghader Pour Mousavi Isfahan 1388163711. Tehran Tel: (+98-21) 66051710-3 Activity: Light Trucks, Trucks. [M] Tel: (+98-311) 5720551 Tel: (+98-21) 44196595,44193900, Fax: (+98-21) 66029285 Fax: (+98-311) 5721440 44193499,44195772 Factory: (+98-262) 4226040 Email: [email protected] Fax: (+98-21) 44193500 Email: [email protected] BAHMAN DIESEL CO URL: www.csroll.com Factory: (+98-21) 66229194 MD: Gholamreza Tanbakouchi Head Office: No.140, Corner of Avesta St., MD: Ansari Email: [email protected] Activity: Road Construction Machinery. Azadi St., Tehran Activity: Casting, Rollers, [M-E] URL: www.depomachine.com [M-E] Tel: (+98-21) 66905463-7 MD: Mohammad Kermanchi ARYA DIESEL MOTOR CO Fax: (+98-21) 66595989 Activity: Modular Homes, Road Head Office: No. 13, 11th Km.of Karaj Factory: (+98-282) 2243381 Construction Machinery, Caravans. [M] Special Rd., 1389815851. Tehran Email: [email protected] Tel: (+98-21) 44906586-9, 44906590 URL: www.bahmandiesel.com MD: Masoud Haratifar Fax: (+98-21) 44905045 M= Manufacture I= Importer E= Exporter DORAJ KAVIR COMPLEX. (DAACH) . Head . FARSUN MODULAR BUILDING CO Tehran Email: [email protected] Head Office: NO.55. 20th St., After Kouye Head Office: 4th FI., No.521, After Yadegar Tel:(+98-21)88960130,88981252-4 MD: Mohammad Jafar Zamanian Daneshgah, North Kargar St., 1439983693, Emam Brdg., Sattar Khan St., Tohid Sq., Fax:(+98-21)88960130,889881252 Activity: Lifttrucks. [M-I] Tehran 1453663463, Tehran Factory: (+98-342) 4230293 Tel: (+98-21) 88330735-6 Tel: (+98-21) 44245258 Email: [email protected] HYDRO ATLAS CO Fax: (+98-21) 88010832, 88330734 Fax: (+98-21) 44245524 URL: www.gpig-co.com Head Office: 1st FI., No.66, 17th St., Factory: (+98-391) 8225170-80 Email: [email protected] MD: Ahmad Taheri Hanjani Kordestan Exp.way, Tehran Email: [email protected] URL: www.farsun.org Activity: Cargo Wagons, Passenger Tel: (+98-21) 88026477,88029104 URL: www.daach.com MD: Mahdi Nikzad Wagons. [M] Fax: (+98-21) 88029102 MD: Mohammad Hossein Hasani Activity: Isolated Containers, Modular Factory: (+98-255) 2342179 Activity: Miniloader Accessories, Mini Homes, Caravans. [M] Email: [email protected] Loaders, Tractors. [M.E] URL: www.hydro-atlas.com FARAZ POUYAN DAMAVAND CO MD: Ahmad Pour Head Office: Unit 14, 2nd FI., No.l77, West Sarv HAFFAR MACHINE CO Activity: Cranes, Lifts. [M.I] Head Office:Unit 5, 3rd FI., No.15, 2nd Alley, St., Saadat Abad St., Kaj Sq., 1993864614, Pakestan St., Beheshti St.,Tehran ESFAHAN TAKTAZ SEPAHAN CO . Tehran Tel: (+98-21) 88750727, 88510398 Head Office: No.10, Corner of Block 24, Tel: (+98-21) 88057847-8 Fax: (+98-21) 88057847 Fax: (+98-21) 88516332 Opposite Hafez Qataat, New Shapour St., IRAN CHAIN INDUSTRIES CO Factory: (+98-33) 23227435 Email: [email protected] Amir Kabir Industrial Town, 81951- Head Office: Unit 5, 5th FI., Bldg.No.250, Emaii: [email protected] URL: www.haffarmachine.oom 43159,Isfahan Opposite Qaem Mosque, North Saadi St., URL: www.fpdamavand.com MD: Hamid Reza Afrasiyabi Tel: (+98-311) 3865965 Tehran MD: Reza Toyiserkani Activity: Mining Machinery, Road Fax: (+98-311) 3865964 Tel: (+98-21) 77530921, 77528998 Activity: Overhead Cranes.
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