Frontline-Ems
Industrial engineering and electromechanical repair services for manufacturers and other businesses in the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Frontline-Ems
Frontline EMS provides industrial engineering services, including motor and gearbox repairs, rewinding, refurbishment, installation and commissioning. Its projects include pump rebuilds and industrial mixer upgrades.
The company serves industrial clients, including manufacturers and food-sector businesses, and offers quotations for its services. It is based in Crewe, UK, and was founded in 2020.
Product: Industrial engineering, electromechanical repair, equipment refurbishment, installation and commissioning services.
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