Norman Equipment Company  

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9850 S Industrial Dr
Bridgeview, IL 60455
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Norman Equipment Company
We are the leading hydraulic fluid power distributor in the Midwest for the past 7 decades and are proud to be family owned. Our extensive hydraulic, pneumatic, electric, and specialty product lines allows us to be a single source for sales and service. We carry top-quality products and offer an extensive inventory, competitive pricing, experienced & technical staff, factory trained sales and support staff, world-class customer service, special handlings such as labeling, packaging and same day shipping at no additional charge.
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