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Advanced Test Equipment Rentals Newsletter for March 2014
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March 13, 2014
Advanced Test Equipment Rentals just issued their TEC Talk newsletter
for March 2014. It includes hot topics in the tech news world, highlights of new or special
function test equipment they have available, and some electronics industry news. Please click on the thumbnails below to access the
original versions.
About
Advanced Test Equipment Rentals
ATEC is a leading high tech equipment
rental company that provides complete general and special purpose electronic, electrical, and
environmental test equipment solutions for analysis, inspection, measurement, monitoring, simulation,
powering, certifying and commissioning of products and electrical infrastructure. We serve an
incredibly diverse customer base made up of aerospace, automotive, biomedical,
communications,
consumer electronics, defense, environmental, engineering, marine, power and energy grid, transportation,
and compliance testing companies.
Celebrating 32 years in business, we are committed
to serving our customers with a full range of products from the major suppliers of testing equipment,
along with certified lab technicians, expert technical support, and worldwide shipping.
Order now from the ATEC extensive inventory of equipment, visit us at
www.Atecorp.com
Orders:
(888) 485-2832
Rentals@atecorp.com
Media:
Richard Russo, (858) 558-6500
rrusso@atecorp.com
Posted March 16, 2014 |
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