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Die-Gem Co. | weatherstrip
1 Die-Gem Way
Akron, OH 44312
BLD# 2 The Die-Gem Way
Akron, OH 44312
Toll Free:
800-346-1995
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330-784-7400
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330-784-7542
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Die-Gem Co. manufactures weatherstrip building products relating to:
[ 08 ]
Doors and Windows
[ 08560 ]
Plastic Windows
[ 08590 ]
Window Restoration and Replacement
[ 08710 ]
Door Hardware
[ 08714 ]
Cylinders*
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Window Hardware
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