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Lexco Cable is a leading provider of wire rope cable assemblies for a wide range of industrial and retail applications.
Distribution and Marketing of domestic and offshore manufacturers of electronic sub-assemblies and components.
US Manufacturer of professional audio cables for instruments, microphones, speakers. Custom assemblies. Distributor of Switchcraft, Neutrik, Gepco
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