Allied Moulded Products, Inc

Employee Size

201-500

Organization Type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Bryan, OH

UEI

PB7NFKATZV86

CAGE

9T165

Since starting in a small garage in 1958, Allied Moulded Products, Inc. has built its identity around nonmetallic electrical manufacturing for contractors and industrial customers. The Bryan, Ohio company uses molded materials to make electrical boxes and enclosures, with more than half a century of experience and ISO 9001:2015 certification behind its work.

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