Ja Devlin Engineering
Metal fabrication and engineered products for construction, food, horticulture, hospitality and marine businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Ja Devlin Engineering
JA Devlin Engineering manufactures bespoke products from aluminium, stainless steel and mild steel. Its range includes air-handling systems, doors, handrails, industrial sinks, street furniture and marine equipment.
Customers include mushroom-house suppliers, designers, erectors and businesses in construction, food preparation, horticulture, hospitality and marine. The company exports internationally.
JA Devlin Engineering Ltd is based in Portadown, Northern Ireland. The registry records its founding in 2014; the company states that its business was established in 1989.
Product: Bespoke metal fabrication and products including air-handling systems, doors, handrails, industrial sinks, street furniture and marine equipment.
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