Wellman Furnaces
701 Hodell St.
Shelbyville, IN 46176
About Wellman Furnaces
- Wellman Furnaces, Inc. brings innovation together with the ability to engineer, design and build the answer to your heat processing problem. We offer our customers years of experience in the custom engineering of fuel fired and electrically heated furnaces and heat processing systems. Also, we are able to offer engineering services for the evaluation of equipment alternatives, process engineering and thermal analysis.
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Products by Wellman Furnaces
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