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McNaughton-McKay Electric Co. - Multiple Locations
Distributor
http://www.mc-mc.com/Products/LineCard/tabid/225/Default.aspx 
Company Profile: ISO 9001:2000 certified distributor of high intensity discharge lamps, halogen lamps & neon lamps.
Brand Names: Philips, Sylvania, Eiko, GE

Siemens - Multiple Locations
Manufacturer, Manufacturers' Rep, Service Company
http://www.usa.siemens.com/
Company Profile: Manufacturer of automation & control, information & communications, lighting, medical, power & transportation systems, as well as consumer appliances. Services include industrial, institutional & commercial & municipal & government water & wastewater treatment. Automation applications include...
Shat-R-Shield - Salisbury, NC
Manufacturer
Company Profile: Manufacturer of plastic-coated, & Teflon® coated FDA, OSHA, & USDA approved, high density discharge, & high pressure sodium lamps. Capacities include temperature resistance from minus 400 degrees F - 550 degrees F, resistance to thermal shock
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Cities being served: Madison Heights, New York, Salisbury
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