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Bluesteel

Indonesia

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Bluesteel Industries specializes in the fabrication and distribution of high-quality building materials, particularly from lightweight steel. The company uses advanced technology based in Australia to innovate and develop the use of lightweight steel and other building materials aimed at improving the quality of life for Indonesians without harming the environment. Some of their products include Smart Gypsum Plaster Board, Smart Door Frame, Smart Wall Panel, and Smart Furring. Founded in 2010, Bluesteel Industries has had over 618,231 total reads on their website as of the information provided.

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