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Badge Printers 3 AJIN USA (Joon LLC) Chambers Automotive Metal Stamping & Robotic Welding 4 Alabama Bolt & Supply Inc Montgomery Hoses, Hydraulics, Fasteners 5 Alabama Graphics & Engineering Supply Inc Montgomery Reprographics 6 American Pipe & Supply Company Inc Jefferson Pipe, Valves, Fitting & Plumbing Distribution 7 Arcadian Services Lauderdale Car Wash Chemicals/Systems 8 Atchley Steel Company Inc Lee Steel Fabrication 9 Bar Bender Steel Inc Montgomery Reinforcement Steel Cutting & Bending Services; Structural Steel & Concrete Distribution 10 Barloworld Handling LP Montgomery Forklift Trucks Distribution & Repair 11 Bates Enterprises Talladega Industrial Laundering Services 12 Bermco Aluminum Jefferson Aluminum Refining & Smelting 13 Blue Star Ready Mix USA Lauderdale Ready Mix Concrete & Blocks 14 C & J Tech Alabama Tallapoosa Automotive Plastic Injection Molding 15 Changer & Dresser Corporation Calhoun Resistance Welding Supplies 16 Chowel Weldparts Crenshaw Automotive Parts Manufacturing 17 CNC Enterprises Inc Pike Metal Fabrication & Equipment Maintenance 18 CNJ Inc Lee Specialized Precision Machining of Automotive Brake Discs & Knuckles 19 Cumberland Plastic Solutions LLC Lee Plastic Automotive Components 20 Cutting Tool Engineers Inc Shelby Custom Cutting Tools for Metal Cutting 21 DaeDong Hi-Lex America Inc (DDHLA) Chambers Door Hardware & Module Systems; Power Window & Door Lock/Latch Systems 22 Daeil USA Corporation (Daeil) Chambers Struts & Parts for Automotive Industry 23 Daewon America Lee Suspension Bars & Coils 24 DAS North America Montgomery Automotive Seat Components 25 Davis Machine Works Lee Machine Shop 26 Davison Oil Company Inc Mobile Lubricant Manufacturing 27 Die-Tech Inc Lauderdale Die Cast Dies 28 Dongwon Autopart Technology AL Crenshaw Door Frames, Side Impact Beams, Roof Molding, Console Brackets 29 DSW Converting Knives Inc Jefferson Industrial Knives 30 Dudley C Jackson Inc Shelby Specialized Industrial Pumping & Spraying Systems 31 E & I Elmore Automotive Adhesives & Sealants 32 Evonik Degussa Corporation Mobile Chemicals 33 FabArc Steel Supply Inc Calhoun Fabricated Structural Steel 34 Fastenal Company Montgomery Industrial Supplies, Safety, Jan-san, Tools 35 Glovis of Georgia Chambers Automotive Warehousing & Logistics Sequencing Services 36 Halla Climate Systems Alabama Corporation Macon HVAC Units, Front End Modules/FEM 37 Hanil USA Elmore Plastic & Steel Tube Component Assembly for Vehicle Fuel Systems 38 Hanwha L&C Alabama LLC Lee Bumper Back Beams & Bumper's Impact Resistance Core 39 Hodges Warehouse & Logistics Montgomery General Warehousing & Storage 40 HS Automotive Alabama Inc Coffee Weather Stripping, Tubing & Rubber Hoses 41 Hwashin America Corporation Butler Chassis & Drive Train Automotive Body Parts 42 HYSCO America Company Butler Steel Coil & Sheeting for Chassis & Automotive Body Parts 43 Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama LLC Montgomery Sonata & Elantra Sedans, 4-cylinder 2.0L Turbo & 2.4L Theta Gasoline Direct Injection & Multi Port Injection Engines, 1.8 Liter Nu Engine 44 Hyundai Polytech America Company Inc Barbour Anti-vibration Rubber & Thermoplastic Automotive Parts 45 ILJIN Alabama Corporation Russell Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing 46 Industrial Machine & Supply Talladega Machine Parts 47 Inspec Tech Inc DeKalb Industry Specific Labels 48 Jay Mid-South LLC Etowah Metal Seat Frames 49 JIT Industries Morgan Industrial Hydraulic Cylinders 50 KC Sol-Tech Company Ltd Lee Tool & Die 51 Key Safety Restraint Systems Butler Steering Wheels, Air Bags, Seatbelts 52 Keyport Baldwin Warehousing & Distribution 53 KwangSung America Corporation Tallapoosa Blow Plastic Tubing for Auto Ventilation Systems; Automotive Plastic Injection Molding Alabama's Kia Suppliers and Vendors Source: Alabama Industrial Database 3-12-13 Company County Product 54 LeeHan America Chambers Automotive Air Filtration Systems 55 Lotte Chemical Alabama Corporation Lee Injection Moldable Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastics 56 Mando America Corporation Alabama Lee Braking, Steering & Suspension Systems 57 Merryweather Foam Inc Talladega Gaskets Fabrication, Auto Dunnage, Waterjet Cutting, Sound Control, Packaging Medical Foams 58 MGM Machining Inc Shelby Copper Electrodes 59 Mitchell Plastics Madison Automotive Interior Components 60 MOBIS Alabama LLC Montgomery Motor Vehicle Chassis, Plastic Injection Molding, Distribution 61 MOBIS America Inc (HQ) Montgomery Motor Vehicle Chassis, Plastic Injection Molding, Distribution 62 Motion Industries Inc Jefferson Bearings, Power Transmissions, Electric Motors, Pumps, Hoses 63 MP Tech America LLC Chambers Plastic Injection Molded Interior Parts 64 Nemak USA Inc Talladega Engine Blocks 65 Neocon USA Inc Madison Powdered Metal Components 66 Nifco Korea USA Inc Montgomery Motor Vehicle Seating & Interior Trim 67 Nitto Denko Automotive Alabama LLC Walker Automotive Seals & Gaskets 68 OMI (Opelika MetalFab Inc) Lee Automotive Shipping Racks, Steel Tubing, Material Handling Equipment 69 Opelika Scrap Material Inc Lee Scrap Metal & Waste Paper Merchant Wholesalers 70 PHA Body Systems Montgomery Motor Vehicle Parts & Door Modules 71 Plasman Corporation LLC DeKalb Plastic-injection Molding, Painting & Automotive Exterior Parts Assembly 72 Posco America Corporation (POSCO-AAPC) Jefferson Processed Steel 73 Pyongsan America Inc Lee Automotive Plastics Components 74 R O Deaderick Company Inc Madison Metalworking Machinery Merchant Wholesalers 75 REHAU Automotive LLC Cullman Automotive Parts Plastic Injection Molding, Painting & Assembly 76 Renosol Seating LLC Dallas Automotive Seating Design & Manufacture 77 Richway Transportation Services Butler Trucking Terminal for Steel Rolls & Finished Products 78 S J A Inc Tallapoosa Plastic Injection Molded Automotive Parts 79 Sabel Steel Service Montgomery Steel Distribution 80 SaeHaeSung Alabama Corporation Covington Vehicle Welding & Stamping Parts 81 Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) Innovative Plastics Lowndes Engineered Plastics 82 Sejong Alabama LLC Lowndes Mufflers & Exhaust Systems 83 Seohan Auto USA Corporation Lee Automotive Front & Rear Axle Assembly 84 Seohan-NTN Driveshaft USA Corporation Lee Constant Velocity Joints (CVJ) for Automotive Drive Shaft Assembly 85 Seung Chang Airtek (SCA) Inc Lee Automotive Trimmed Exterior Plastic Parts 86 Simcoe Wood Products Inc Cullman Wooden Pallets 87 SMI Auto USA Inc Lee Automobile Parts Stamping 88 Southern Metal Fabricators Inc Marshall Industrial Metal Fabricator 89 Stamped Products Inc Etowah Metal Stamping; Robotic Welded Assemblies 90 SteelFab Inc of AL Randolph Structural Steel 91 Store Room Fasteners Montgomery Industrial Distribution 92 Sumitomo Electric Carbide Inc Madison Machine Tools & Supplies Merchant Wholesalers 93 Sungwoo USA Corporation Montgomery Imports, Warehouses, Charges & Transports Batteries 94 Talladega Machinery & Supply Talladega Precision Machine Shop 95 TekLinks Jefferson Computer Software Systems Design Services 96 Thompson Tractor Company Inc Jefferson Excavating Equipment, Engines Leasing & Distribution - Catepillar Dealer 97 ThyssenKrupp System Engineering Inc Madison Engineering Services (Systems) 98 Tomita USA Inc Calhoun MRO Supplies; Japanese OEM Machinery Parts Distribution 99 Tool Smith Company Inc Jefferson Power Hand Tools Merchant Wholesalers 100 Turner Supply Company Mobile Industrial Supplies Distribution 101 TWB Company LLC Autauga Laser Welded Automotive Stampings 102 Vulcan Painters Inc Jefferson Industrial Painting Service 103 WESCO Distribution Inc Jefferson Electrical Supplies & Equipment Distribution 104 Y E Tech Alabama Corporation Randolph Automation Equipment for Automobile Assembly 105 YESAC Corporation Elmore Automation Machinery, Pallets & Racks 106 Yura Corporation Houston Wiring Harnesses, Spark Plugs Stick Coils; 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