J Mcintyre Engineering
Marine, hydraulic and plant engineering, maintenance and parts supply for customers across Scotland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About J Mcintyre Engineering
J McIntyre Engineering provides plant, marine, hydraulic and fabrication services from its workshop in Fort William and through mobile on-site service. Work includes welding and plastic fabrication, hydraulic hose repairs, machinery servicing, marine maintenance and aquaculture systems support. It also stocks marine Hyundai, Doosan and D-I parts, with same-day dispatch available on most items.
The company serves customers across Scotland. J McIntyre Engineering Ltd was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Fort William, United Kingdom.
Product: Engineering, fabrication, maintenance and repair services, plus marine Hyundai, Doosan and D-I parts.
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