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Standard knobs for custom needs

25/02/2008

Press releaseIssued by Keystone Electronics Corp..

A wide choice of Industrial, Instrumentation and Panel Control Knobs designed for a host of standard and custom applications is now available from Keystone Electronics Corp.

Manufactured in an assortment of configurations, styles and sizes, all meeting the highest quality levels, Keystone knobs are made of ABS or Aluminum with Nickel-plated Brass bushings and reinforced shaft holes to suit most round or flattened shafts. Each is supplied with pre-installed set screws to ease installation be it for OEM, replacement or retro-fit purposes. Importantly, because a variety of choices is offered, Keystone knobs may be used for custom and standard applications, at all times meeting both economic and appearance requirements.

Keystone Electronics Corp. is a major manufacturer of interconnect components and hardware and provides a full complement of stamping, machining and assembly services. An in-house application engineering group is on hand to aid customers needing product modifications for special designs.

Keystone is an ISO 9001:2000 certified company, RoHS compliant with headquarters in the US and offices in Canada, Europe, Australia and Asia.

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