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Simonds Inc. has been a family owned and operated business for three generations. We have been proudly manufacturing ergonomic, air powered tools for the aerospace, injection molding and automotive industries for over fifty years. Simonds manufactures specially designed tools. These meet the demanding and intricate specifications of our customer’s needs. They substantially reduce injury related to repetitive motion, while increasing production and reliability. Here at Simonds we strive to provide comfort and safety for the operator. Our engineers work closely with our customers to assess challenges within manufacturing industries and provide viable and ergonomic solutions to optimize production.
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248 ELM STREET, 01550, SOUTHBRIDGE, United States
- 5087643235
- nonnim@simonds-inc.com
- www.simonds-inc.com
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