Blue Streak Electronics To Purchase Dorman Mass Airflow Sensors Product Inventory

Blue Streak Electronics To Purchase Dorman Mass Airflow Sensors’ Product Inventory

The changeover period is set to take place in January 2016 and both companies say they will work diligently to continue to provide service excellence to customers.

Blue Streak Electronics - LogoBlue Streak Electronics (BSE), a provider of quality remanufactured electronics, has reached an agreement to purchase the complete Dorman Mass Airflow Sensors (MAFS) product inventory and, consequently, service Dorman’s current Mass Airflow Sensor customers. The changeover period is set to take place in January 2016 and both companies say they will work diligently to continue to provide service excellence to customers.

“The addition of the Dorman MAFS line to our existing product offering gives us the most comprehensive coverage in the market place,” said Shawn Patterson, vice president of sales at Blue Streak Electronics. “We look forward to providing the quality and service customers are used to receiving on their Dorman products while applying our 20-plus years of expertise in dealing with remanufactured electronics. A true ‘one-stop-shop’ for customers, be it new or remanufactured mass airflow sensors.”

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