Imperial Metal Polishing
Metal polishing and surface-finishing services for fabricators, stockholders and other customers in diverse industries
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Imperial Metal Polishing
Imperial Metal Polishing provides polishing and surface-finishing services for alloys and stainless steel, including fabrications, castings, flat bar, profiles and tube. Finishes include bright, satin, dull and brushed; other services include closed-media and aqua blasting and powder coating.
The company also offers custom solutions and supply-chain integration for stockholders and profile cutters. It is registered in Stourbridge, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2009.
Product: Metal polishing, surface finishing, closed-media and aqua blasting, and powder coating.
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