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UK company 03087255, incorporated on 3 August 1995.
Torque Sensors, Torque Transducers & Torque Meters | Datum Electronics :Datum Electronics
We are a leading manufacturer & supplier of static, rotary, reaction, inline torque sensors, torque transducers & torque meters worldwide.
Company number 03087255
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