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  1. Magnetic Metals Nickel Lamination, Electromechanical Assemblies and Custom Annealing Service

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    www.magmet.com - 2009-02-07

  2. Arc Fault (AFCI) Technology from X-L Synergy

    Producer of electrical shock protection technology including arc fault and ground fault interrupts.
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    www.xlsynergy.com - 2009-02-12

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    Silver Back Electric Ltd. performs electrical wiring on residential, commerical projects. We also offer maintenance and emergency system programs. We are ...
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    www.silverbackelectric.com - 2009-02-11

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