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Fairhaven, Massachusetts, United States
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34127 Mercury/Mercruiser Long Trim Tab Zinc Anode
All anodes are built to high quality standards and meet United States
Military specifications. Tecnoseal's in-house laboratory facilities
ensure the purity of the raw material and that the composition of the
alloy in the finished product meets internationally accepted standards,
including the United States Military specifications. The molds are
designed using three-dimensional CAD and manufactured with CNC machines.
The die-cast molding method is extremely accurate due to the high
quality injection process machinery. Finishing and quality control of
the final product is still done by hand. |
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