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zhangjw
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manufactured stardard

04/25/2010 11:11 PM

Dear Sir/Lady,

we bought some products from your company, it is GO PROX LIMIT SW #73-13524-A2. would you please advise the manufactured stardard of it to me?

for example: we manufactured the valves based on API 6D standard, the GO PROX LIMIT SW #73-13524-A2 was manufactured based on which standard?

thanks and regards
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04/25/2010 11:25 PM

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zhangjw
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04/25/2010 11:34 PM

Thank you very much for the prompt reply.

would you please confrim the kind of limit switch was manufactured by your Company? and what's the standard of the manufacture?

Thanks and regards
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04/26/2010 4:10 AM

CR4 is a global engineering news and discussion site. Apart from making one or two people hot under the collar and a large number happy, it doesn't really make anything.

The best bet is to contact the manufacturer of the equipment directly.

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04/26/2010 4:42 AM

thanks a lot.
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