General Steel Products Co. Inc.

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383 Second Street
Everett, MA 02149

About General Steel Products Co. Inc.

Since 1945, General Steel Products has been making the USA’s premier heavy-duty steel Rolling Scaffolding and Fall Protection equipment in both standard and custom-made configurations. All of our Scaffolds conform to the manufacturing industry’s highest standards of metal quality and fabrication. Before any Scaffolding leaves our premises, it undergoes a large battery of inspections to ensure each Scaffold maintains only the highest degree of stability and safety. Only the heaviest grade of steel, highest quality of parts, and thickest gauge of materials are used in manufacturing our Scaffolds.

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Gentex BusTop™

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