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American Standard Circuits will once again be exhibiting at the Del Mar Electronics and Manufacturing Show on Wednesday, April 26 and Thursday, April 27 at the Delmar Fairgrounds in San Diego, California.
President and CEO Anaya Vardya commented, “Del Mar is one of our favorite smaller shows. It’s a great opportunity to talk with both current and potential customers as well as meeting up and comparing notes with our competitors. So much has been going on with ASC and the industry this year and this show provides the platform to share and discuss. This year Dave Lackey, our Vice President of Business Development, will be presenting “Flexible Circuit Design and Manufacturing” in Mission Towers - Room C on Wednesday at 2:00 PM. Dave has a wealth of knowledge to share on this topic, we highly recommend that people attend his presentation.
Meet with American Standard Circuits on the show floor in Booth #300.
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