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Otto Weber Band GmbH
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124284 |
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Otto Weber Band GmbH |
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http://www.otto-weber.de/ |
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Germany. Manufacturers of elastic and non-elastic bands, cords and braids, ribbons and technical webbings for apparel, occupational safety, footwear, healthcare and automotive applications. Also, hook and loop tapes and straps. English and German. |
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Jul 19, 2006 |
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