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Staalf Sia

Latvia

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Staalf Sia is a production installation company active in metalworking, repair, and maintenance of mechanical aggregates. This includes the maintenance and repair of motors, diesel generators, production machinery, and machines. Additionally, Staalf Sia deals with the installation as well as the maintenance and repair services for electrical installations such as electric motors, power supply equipment, and electrical circuits. The company has its headquarters in Riga, Latvia, with the address Ulījas iela 3, LV-1015. Staalf Sia was founded in the year 2016 and offers its services under the areas of welding work, metalworking, and mechanics.

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