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Cardinal Valley Industrial Supply

Salem, United States

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What Cardinal Valley Industrial Supply does.

Cardinal Valley Industrial Supply is a leading company in the field of air starters and components. The firm's offerings include alternative power supply solutions (alternators), Ingersoll Rand Barriers Tools, Kimray Glycol pumps, and various starter models such as Air Starters, Austart, Ingersoll Rand Pow-R-Quik Powerstart, and Trust Electric. Cardinal Valley provides new OEM and after-market products, as well as repair and return options. Cardinal Valley is certified for the repair and remanufacturing of air starters and offers relays and valves. The products are shipped to the United States, with most orders shipped within 24 hours. Cardinal Valley was not explicitly founded.

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