Wholesale Electric Motor Controls in Winchester Center, CT
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- Ward Leonard is a provider of control systems, electric motors, relays and other electronics. It has partnered with the U.S. military and commercial operatio
Established in 1922, Plainville Electrical Products Company, also known as PEPCO, is a designer and manufacture of electrical distribution panel boards. Bas
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Founded in 1978, National Magnetic Sensors, Incorporated, is dedicated to the design, manufacture, and marketing of high quality sensors. National implement
Dexmet Corporation has been producing specialty expanded metals to meet its customers needs since 1947. It developed one of the first fine expanded metal
- Brands:
- Emerson, Lincoln, Marathon
- Neighborhoods:
- Black Rock, West Side - West End
- Amenities:
- Wheelchair accessible
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- all major credit cards
- Brands:
- baldor, leeson, leeson motors, little giant
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- all major credit cards, paypal, visa, amex, discover, master card
- Brands:
- cutler hammer, electronics, littelfuse
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- master card, visa
- Brands:
- ABS, Baldor, Century, Dayton, Emerson, GE, Leeson, Lincoln, Magnetek, Marathon, Reliance Electric, Universal
We are a company that was founded in 1930. The business started in William R. Palmer's parents' house and later moved to the small building pictured below. T
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