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Seiko Instruments Inc.



Type	Manufacturer: Instruments
Homepage	http://www.sii.co.jp/corp/eg/index.html
Headquaters	Head Office & Makuhari Unit
Address	8, Nakase 1-chome, Mihama-ku, Chiba-shi,
City	Chiba
Zip-code	261-8507
Country	Japan
Phone	(+81) 43-211-1111

Seiko Instruments is one of the leading manufacturers of electronic components. Since 1983 we are supplying high-tech products in the fields of telecommunication, point of sales and industrial applications – in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Our customers – who are the market leaders themselves in their respective business sectors – value our high level of performance. The foundations of our success are: high-precision electronic components of premium quality well-educated and highly motivated staff customer-oriented logistics Yet, we do not just rest on our laurels but commit ourselves to improve our services even further. We are expanding our sales network and will establish centralised administration and support facilities. Furthermore, we will utilise the new media for easier and more transparent communication, for example, electronic order processing and tracking systems on internet.
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