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Distributor America II Electronics, Inc.
2600 118th Ave. N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33716
USA
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Phone: (727) 573-0900
(800) 767-2637
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Provider of contract electronic manufacturing services. Services are provided to multiple industries. This company was capitalized by private investment.

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