Jari Ruha
Tools, workwear and equipment servicing for professionals and hobbyists in Ähtäri, Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Jari Ruha
Jari Ruha Oy sells tools, workwear and footwear, batteries and electrical products, heaters, chainsaws and welding gases. Its services include hydraulic hose assemblies, cylinder seal replacement, PTO shaft servicing and small-engine maintenance.
The company serves professionals and hobbyists through a retail store and an online shop. It is headquartered in Ähtäri, Finland, and was founded in 2007.
Product: Retail sales of tools, workwear, footwear and equipment, with hydraulic, PTO shaft and small-engine servicing.
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