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Cortech USA specializes in the design and manufacturing of highly durable, rotationally-molded furnishings for behavioral health, correctional, and commercial environments. As professional leaders in the industry, we understand the challenges and demands of the unique settings our furnishings occupy. Our top priority at Cortech remains the same today as it did when the company came to fruition thirty years ago: manufacture high quality products that can withstand intensive settings while also contributing to a safe and humane environment. We call it Cortech Normative, and we stand firmly behind the beneficial effects and reliable durability of our thoroughly tested, American-Made products.
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7530 Plaza Ct, 60527, Willowbrook, United States
- 6304550811
- info@cortechusa.com
- cortechusa.com
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