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序號 Company Name Address1(English) Country Product Name Job Title Prefix Tel Fax Email Category Detp Person Cheng Chang Industry Mainland 1 1601 XM Ball Screw Mr Product Create Contact 序號 Company Name Address1(English) Country Product Name Job Title Prefix Tel Fax Email Category Detp Person Cheng Chang Industry Mainland 1 1601 XM ball screw Mr. William 86-592-5165103 86-592-5165107 [email protected] Equitment Limited China Pipe Making 2 1601 IT Sumpas Water Systems Co. Turkey Mr. Ali Bilen 90-332-3425100 90-3332-3425103 [email protected] Machines 1254 Lansdowne Ave. 3 1604 TO ABRITE METAL INC. 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