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Windsor Bridges gap between cost effective small scale sector and highly technical
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Addresses:
WINDSOR
Plot No. 766,Change
Pace City II, Sector37
Gurgaon122001
INDIA
Tel : 0091 124 4323900 / 924
Fax : 0091 124 4323999 / 998
We continue to meet the stringent requirements of global standards by a team of
qualified engineers and professionals.Our products are geared for life, through a
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Our efforts to bring world class quality practices with zero defect mental committed
to quality and customer Satisfaction and to become world class organization as we
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Windsor is one of the Leading Exporters of Spare Parts, components and assemblies
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South America. Windsor was founded in early 1996 with the desire to make available
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