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Since the founding of SawMaster Diamond Tools, Inc on March 1, 1997, SawMaster has strived to provide our customers in the construction industry with a wide range of high quality, precision diamond tools at very competitive prices. In order for us to meet our goals, we have committed ourselves to following a detailed analytical research and development procedure to guarantee that our customers receive our very best. Currently, SawMaster offers an entire line of diamond tools to provide the industry professional and consumer with every means to perform his job well. Our line of diamond tools consists of a variety of saws, diamond blades, and accessories for cutting virtually any material, including tile, marble, masonry, and concrete. With our ongoing research and development process, our customers can look forward to seeing newer, more innovative products that will work for them to get the job done. To ensure that our customers receive the best prices available, we engage in time-consuming research of current prices in the diamond tool market. In the long run you will see that our products will not only entail a low initial investment, but an even lower long-term cost. This is due to the efficiency of our high performance machines and blades. At SawMaster, we treat every purchase as an investment in your construction project. Combining competitive pricing and high quality products, SawMaster is setting new standards in the diamond tool industry.

Global Circuit Solutions Inc. is a leading provider of advanced printed circuit board (PCB) solutions, specializing in various types of PCBs including rigid, HDI, heavy copper, rigid flex, and metal core. The company prides itself on its commitment to innovation and quality in the electronics manufacturing industry. With a diverse array of services, including PCB assembly, Global Circuit Solutions caters to multiple industries, ensuring the highest standards of reliability and performance. They aim to be a partner in the electronics revolution, continually pushing the boundaries of what is possible in circuit design and production. Generated from the website