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EOH ENGINEERING DRIFT AS

Billingstad, Norway

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What EOH ENGINEERING DRIFT AS does.

EOH Engineering provides valves and controls for the process, offshore, and marine industries. They also offer on-site or workshop service. The company is based in Billingstad, Norway, and can be contacted at +47 22 70 04 40 or eoh@eoh.no. EOH Engineering Drift AS is small enough to care about their clients but big enough to handle significant projects. The company has been operating since at least 2010, as indicated by their website's domain registration date.

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