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Fechner Engineering Pty

Australia

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Fechner Engineering is an Australian firm with a 45m x 18m x 10m workshop space adjoining the main roads, making it ideal for the transport of heavy loads. The company offers a variety of services and products such as structural superstructure and metal fabrication, batch metal fabrication, stair and railing fabrication, laser and profile cutting, as well as load cell and trailer sperrage. Additionally, Fechner Engineering possesses a 5-tonne overhead crane, a 100-tonne fixed press, and a 150-tonne breaker. The firm employs qualified staff with specialized skills and works in various industries, from small individual jobs to large projects.

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