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      "Demand The Mark" - Here’s Why

      The ASME Single Certification Mark (the MARK) is the global mark of safety and quality. Using parts and products with the MARK conveys a commitment to high quality with safety in mind. That’s why businesses and regulators worldwide look for the MARK.
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