Q Source Recognized by Excelta Corporation for 40-Year Partnership

Q Source Recognized by Excelta Corporation for 40-Year Partnership

Q Source is proud to announce that it has received a congratulatory plaque from its long-standing partner, Excelta Corporation. This plaque commemorates the exceptional 40-year partnership between Q Source and Excelta. Excelta Corporation, founded in 1957 and headquartered in Buellton, CA, is a leading brand in the precision hand tool industry. With more than 60…


Q Source is proud to announce that it has received a congratulatory plaque from its long-standing partner, Excelta Corporation. This plaque commemorates the exceptional 40-year partnership between Q Source and Excelta.

Excelta Corporation, founded in 1957 and headquartered in Buellton, CA, is a leading brand in the precision hand tool industry. With more than 60 years of experience, Excelta has built a reputation for exceptional quality and innovative design in its comprehensive range of hand tools. From tweezers and pliers to cutters and scissors, Excelta’s tools are engineered to meet the highest standards of precision, reliability, and durability. 

 Excelta’s precision hand tools cater to professionals in various industries, including Electronics, Aerospace, and Medical. From tweezers and pliers to cutters and scissors, Excelta’s tools are trusted by professionals worldwide for their exceptional performance and long-lasting durability.

For more information about Q Sources’ range of Excelta products, visit www.qsource.com. 


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