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Coxreels shows off its line of hoses

Coxreels shows off its line of hoses

By Andrew Joseph, Farms.com

COXREELS, manufacturer of high quality heavy-duty professional-grade hose, cord and cable reels is participating at The Utilities Show 2021 in Lousiville, Kentucky at booth A1758. 

Headquartered in Tempe, Arizona, COXREELS offers a comprehensive selection of reels, including spring retractable, hand crank and motorized hose, cord and cable reels and its patented EZ-Coil Safety Series spring retractable reels with controlled rewind. 

Considered to be a global leader in the reel industry, COXREELS has been serving customers in residential, commercial and industrial settings since 1923. 

The company’s engineering capabilities and elite manufacturing processes allows COXREELS to design and build top quality, USA-made products for any conceivable application where reels are needed.

COXREELS products are, of course, available across Canada and the U.S.

For more information, visit the COXREELS’ booth at The Utilities Expo, or if you are unable to attend, check out its website: www.coxreels.com.


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