Company offers total interconnection solutions
10 September 2003
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Arrow Electronics is a newly-established company operating from premises in Strydom Park, Randburg, that offers a wide variety of cable assemblies to the automotive, electronic, electrical, information technology and military industries.
With some 20 years experience in the connector and cable industry, the company is able to offer, in addition to the standard range, harnesses specifically to customer requirements. All cables are tested with either LAN or electronic testing equipment, thus ensuring fault-free cables, and all are supplied with QC test certificates.
For cables that are not industry-standard, Arrow Electronics manufactures test jigs to ensure that they comply fully to customer specifications.
According to the company, with its extensive knowledge in procurement, it can offer quality products competitively, with quick turnaround times. Should the products contain imported content, then it imports directly, and this eliminates the 'middle man', allowing it to pass the price advantage on directly to its customers.
For more information contact Alan McLachlan, Arrow Electronics, 011 792 2839, [email protected]
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