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Mortara Instrument

www.mortara.com

 
Founded in 1982 by David W. Mortara, PhD, Mortara Instrument was born with a guiding philosophy: design to a need, keep it simple, and make it economically accessible. Building on this philosophy, Mortara Instrument has created a complete line of
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.mortara.com
  • 7865 N 86th St
    Milwaukee, WI USA 53224
  • Phone: 414.354.1600

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