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Equidyne Corporation

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  • Steven Stewart
    Steven Stewart
    Equidyne (R)corp is a california based corporation and is a registered trade marked with the USPTO . Equidyne was established and incorporated in California in 1979 by Steven Stewart and holds a California contractors licesence B and C-20 and holds two US patents for the AEROJAK (R). There is only one EQUIDYNE(R). 
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