Murray Percival Company Announces End of Summer Inspection Sale
July 19, 2019 | Murray Percival CompanyEstimated reading time: Less than a minute

Murray Percival Company has announced an end of summer inspection sale on products from Vision Engineering.
From July 23-September 3, 2019, save 10% on any Mantis system AND received a FREE Vision-Luxo bench magnifier (up to $550 savings). The Mantis and the LFM LED G2 give you flexibility for all your magnification needs. From 2x-20x, this powerful duo is ideal for quick inspection of for when more detailed inspection or rework is required.
Customers can also save 5% on any Lynx EVO System (up to $620 savings). The Lynx EVO high-productivity stereo zoom microscope enables you to work for hours with reduced eye fatigue and posture strains. Magnification from 6x-240x ensures you can see the details to safeguard the quality of your product.
About Murray Percival
Murray Percival Company is a third-generation family owned business that was founded in January of 1960, and subsequently incorporated in the state of Michigan as the Murray A. Percival Company. They are currently the leading supplier to the Midwest's electronics industry, offering thousands of capital and distribution products as well as the industry’s leading process enabler. www.murraypercival.com
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