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Feeler is a Chinese company. Do a Google search using the words Feeler FB16 and you will find their website and a "contact us" tab. Good Luck
Many of these unknown brands from China, especially, love to sell first (at cheap prices) in the US and invest in product support at sometime in the future when population is sufficient to set up a section or two of rack/bins.
  • Posted 28 Dec 2012 11:42
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