Cavins pipe handling equipment.


Home grown and manufactured to higher standards in the U.S.A.


Cavins has been manufacturing pipe-handling


equipment for 90 years, using only the highest quality domestic materials and labor.We originally designed many of our tools and replacement parts and manufacture them from materials selected and treated for optimum performance for each application. Our high quality steel and other materials are all


made in the U.S.A. Cavins manufacturing and refurbishing facilities are right here, not offshore, so we can oversee each step of the process, from material sourcing to assembly and testing via our stringent standards, to packaging and shipping to you, our customer.


So why take chances with counterfeit imitations


often made offshore and manufactured to looser tolerances from inferior and improperly treated materials. Count on Cavins for tools that are safer and built


better from higher quality domestic materials so they always work dependably from the start, last longer in the field and require less maintenance. Call or visit our website today for our


comprehensive catalog and your nearest Cavins distributor. Or Email us at sales@cavins.com


(562) 513.5958 Fax (562) 595.6174 www.cavins.com  email: sales@cavins.com


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