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Industry Electric supplies : Heat Shrink Terminals , terminals , cableties , wire , tinned wire, and much more to all industries MRO and OEM.
Casey's Oil Company services Newport, RI and Newport County providing home heating oil, marine diesel, lube oil and on/off road.
Terminal location for Inland Fuel Terminals. Conveniently located its to southern New England reseller customers.
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