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9 Magrath Avenue,
Paraparaumu
5032,
Wellington, Kapiti Coast, North Island,
New Zealand
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04 298 4775
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The shopping hours and days of the business Desiron Engineering Limited are:
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Opens in 11 Hr 48 Min
Engineers General
Overhauls, Manufacturing, Piping, Maintenance, Customising, Design, Machining, Repairs, Welding, Fabrication
we are providing services in Paraparaumu, Kapiti
Cash, Direct Debit, Personal Cheques
Stainless Steel, Steel, Hydraulic, Structural, Mechanical
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