Gilbert & Jones Provides National Distribution, Technical and Lab Services
Gilbert & Jones (G&J) is a national distributor that primarily serves the metal finishing and water treatment industries. The company says it offers these industries the highest quality products specific to customers’ needs at competitive prices, while also providing technical and laboratory services. G&J represents many of the world's leaders in proprietary and generic chemistry, as well as respected manufacturers of anodes for any plating process.
Gilbert & Jones (G&J) is a national distributor that primarily serves the metal finishing and water treatment industries. The company says it offers these industries the highest quality products specific to customers’ needs at competitive prices, while also providing technical and laboratory services. G&J represents many of the world's leaders in proprietary and generic chemistry, as well as respected manufacturers of anodes for any plating process.
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