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Commercial Filtration Supply

Category:

Irrigation, Irrigation Supplies, Water Quality Testing

Commercial Filtration Supply

Commercial Filtration Supply (CFS) is an Authorized Industrial Filtration Distributor of brands like Eaton, Titan, and NeoLogic.

City:

Rock Hill

State:

South Carolina

Zip:

29730

Phone Number:

(855) 236-0467

Tags:

Filtration, Industrial Filtration, Strainers, Water Filtration

Category:

Irrigation, Irrigation Design and Installation, Irrigation Supplies

http://fisherssupply.com

Located in Canby, Oregon, Fisher’s Supply has been providing all your pump, irrigation, and water treatment needs for over 25 years. With a complete pump service crew for installs and service, a water treatment crew for install and service, irrigation design, in house and on site fabrication, and a knowledgeable staff, no job is too big or too small.

City:

Canby

State:

Oregon

Zip:

97013

Phone Number:

503-263-8557

Tags:

Filtration, Irrigation System Design, Irrigation System Supply, Pumps, Water treatment

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