Daburn Electronics announces acquisition of Polytron devices
July 28, 2017 - Daburn Electronics, a supplier of wire, cable and electronic components has announced the acquisition of leading power supply manufacturer Polytron Devices. Polytron Devices will now operate as a division of Daburn Electronics and will be moving its manufacturing and sales operations to Daburn’s headquarters in Dover, N.J.
Daburn Electronics and Cable is based in Dover, New Jersey, and has been a leading manufacturer and supplier of electronic wire, cable, braid, tubing and lacing tape since 1964. Daburn Electronics has tripled in size in the last eight years through its commitment to product development.
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