This is a nice compact, full function unit
this is a nice compact, full function, easy to install and set up unit
6 November 2014
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SRA Measurement Products is a division of SRA Soldering products formerly Stan Rubinstein Assoc., Inc. has been in business since 1962 by Stan Rubinstein selling to the jewelry and electronics markets. In 1999 his son Randy joined the Company and has expanded the Company into other markets and products. Our online presence began in 1996 through our own web site. SRA is the only authorized distributor for Aoyue products in the United States. We are also a full line distributor for MG Chemicals and Xuron Tools
Contact info
25 Walpole Park S., MA 02081, Walpole, United States
- 508-668-6044
- sales@sra-measurement.com
- www.sra-measurement.com
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