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ETORKI

Zamudio, Spain

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What ETORKI does.

ETORKI is a company with more than 40 years of experience in the field of abrasives and machinery for the metal industry. The company was founded 40 years ago, and it boasts a warehouse of 1,800 square meters, which always ensures an adequate supply chain. ETORKI offers a wide range of abrasives like chisels, discs, and grinding media as well as specialized machines and components. They work with renowned brands like Nakanishi and are SAT-partners. The company specializes in the fields of steel industry, blacksmithing, laminating, and metalworking. ETORKI provides solutions for the entire process from removal to polishing and has a wide selection of machines such as High Frequency Husillos and Precision Motors.

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