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SubCon Technology is an ISO 9001 certified firm and has proved itself to be the most reliable source for engineering solutions for the last 17 years.
Contract Manufacturing: Electronic/Electro-mechanical assembly, pneumatic assembly, box/panel build, cable/harness, potting, integration
Infinity Circuits
Oxford MA 01540
Infinity Circuits is a privately held company in Oxford, MA and is a Single Location business.
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