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CIDAN Machinery Group is a leading manufacturer of sheet metal processing machinery, with a history that dates back to 1907. Originating from Göteneds Mekaniska Verkstad in Sweden, the company has expanded globally through mergers and acquisitions, including the acquisition of CIDAN A/S in Denmark. Today, CIDAN operates in multiple countries, including Sweden, Austria, Switzerland, China, Denmark, and the United States, serving customers in over 52 countries through a network of 61 dealers. The company offers a wide range of machinery for sheet metal working, including power folders, mechanical shears, cut-to-length lines, and CNC-controlled brakes. Their products are known for quality and precision, marketed under brand names such as CIDAN, Göteneds, Thalmann, and Forstner. CIDAN emphasizes innovation and user-friendly design, providing solutions that support Industry 4.0 and automation trends. Their dedicated sales and support teams assist customers with shop layout and process optimization, ensuring comprehensive service. CIDAN Machinery Group serves a diverse customer base, including sheet metal shops and manufacturing companies, contributing to various industries worldwide.
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Two Rivers is a 12 attorney law firm concentrating in the area of workers compensation litigation, primarily for employers and insurance companies, appellate practice and subrogation claims. We have offices strategicaly located Richmond, Virginia, the state capital and in Christiansburg in the New River Valley of Western Virginia. From these two locations, we practice across the Commonwealth. Two Rivers also practices in the District of Columbia and West Virginia.
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