H & H Tube

Address

579 Garfield Ave.
Vanderbilt
MI, 49795
United States

Phone: +1 989 983-2800

Fax: +1 989 983-4530

Founded in 1930, H & H Tube has been a leader in custom redrawn and fabricated brass and copper tubular products for OEMs and industrial distributors nation-wide. Our ISO 9001:2000 facility is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment ensuring our customers receive the highest quality brass and copper tubular products available.

H & H currently supplies material to a wide range of industries including; plumbing spouts, PEX crimp rings, stub ells and manifolds, musical instrument components, radiator components, antennas, heat exchangers, condenser tube, baseboard heaters, HVAC systems, electrical connectors, climate control industry and the screw machine industry.

Primary Activity

Supplier of plumbing spouts, PEX crimp rings, stub ells and manifolds, musical instrument components, radiator components, antennas, heat exchangers, etc.

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