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Spare parts industry in France & Germany

Dear all,

I am studying a Master and I am dooing a study of the spare parts industry in France & Germany. Im trying to find which are the main players besides TVH and which are the main trends. Does anybody knows something about the market or where I can find some information?

Thanks!!
  • Posted 9 May 2006 03:34
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  • Posted 1 Dec 2006 07:17
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Seasons Gauge Co., Ltd. located in Taiwan serve OEM Gauge/Hourmeter serveice. For more info please contact: [email address removed]
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hi,
on french market, you can find manuloc groupe, we hiring and distribute forklift ans handling tool devices, for the spare part our name is multiparts, we are a manuloc subsidiary. We sell all brands and import kalmar, komatsu, mora, battioni, valla. If you want any other information, you can contact me +
  • Posted 16 Jun 2006 00:10
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