At 07:28 PM 7/19/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Greetings all,
>
>Does anyone know of a source for IC Rails - those plastic tubes that .3 inch
>DIP IC's come in?  I'm looking for those as well as the rubber plugs that go
>in the ends.  And suggestions would be appreciated. (Reply directly to
>tpeterson@netins.net).  Thanks in advance.
>
>Also, I did also want to mention that we are currently selecting
>distributors for our EDExx line of components; we are looking at both
>US-based as well as foreign distributors and would request that any
>(serious) interested parties contact us directly for more information.  You
>can review our IC's in the 'Integrated Circuits' section of our web site at:
>http://www.netins.net/showcase/elab    Of course, reply directly to us at
>elab@netins.net ,or via phone at (712) 944-5344.
>
>Thanks again for the bandwidth.
>
>-Todd Peterson
>
>
>
>
>E-Lab Digital Engineering, Inc.
>  "Embedded Control & Integrated Circuit Solutions"
>
>EDE300 IC -  Stamp I/O Expander & PC Interface IC
>EDE700 IC -  Serial to LCD Interface IC
>EDE1200 IC - Stepper Motor Controller
>EDE1400 IC - Serial to Parallel-Printer IC
>
>http://www.netins.net/showcase/elab
>
Todd;  Jameco in California (800-831-4242) has some rails, only the
standard DIP and wide DIP profiles.  If you only need light volume, their
prices should be OK.  For larger quantities, try Brick container
(714-994-4140) www.sowest.net/brickcontainer.

Chris Eddy
Pioneer Microsystems