The Armoloy Corporation

Employee Size

11-50

Organization Type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Springfield, OH

Founded

1980

Serving the manufacturing community since 1980, The Armoloy Corporation is a precision surface-treatment company known for specialized thin dense chrome work. Its licensed facilities form a global network serving manufacturers whose components need longer service life in demanding operating environments.

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