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Q Source Focuses on Being a Trusted Partner for Industrial Solutions
By Dan Laurie S
ince 1984, Q Source, Inc., has been a distribution leader, provid- ing a diverse range of essential products to companies across various industries. Specializing in top-notch commercial indus-
trial products, Q Source caters to industrial manufacturing, biomed- ical, electronic, pharmaceutical manufacturing, cleanroom manu- facturing, and more. With a commitment to deliv-
ering high-quality products from esteemed brands, Q Source has earned its reputation as a reliable partner for businesses seeking ef- fective solutions for their produc- tion needs. “We understand your workplace needs, and we do our best to feature and deliver high- quality products from the world’s most well-known and respected brands,” says Gus Lugten, execu- tive vice president.
Understanding Unique Requirements
At the core of Q Source’s suc- Q Source’s warehouse in Bohemia, New York.
cess lies its dedication to understanding its customers’ unique re- quirements, objectives, and challenges. Through close collaboration with clients, the company conducts thorough research to provide so- lutions that precisely address their production goals.
“Q Source has been distributing products for commercial indus-
trial assembly and production environments for close to four decades,” Lugten adds. “Over the years, we have worked closely with those who plan and improve product time to market and understand the specific requirements to meet these goals. As a result we have been able to build solutions with our clients perfectly suited to meet — and oftentimes exceed — their production needs. Our expertise allows us to create perfectly blend- ed solutions serving many indus- tries.”
This extensive experience al-
lows Q Source to forge strong rela- tionships with professionals in- volved in product development, en- abling them to better understand the specific demands of today’s fast-paced markets. One of the key strengths of Q
Source is its team of dedicated in- dividuals who take pride in provid- ing unparalleled assistance to all inquiries. Several members have
worked together for many years accumulating more than 200 years of combined experience. The team works cohesively to deliver excellent customer service. Their extensive product knowledge and practical
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21241 S. Western Ave. Suite 140 Torrance, CA 90501 Phone: (310) 540-7310 Fax: (310) 540-7930
23785 Cabot Blvd. Suite 306
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