Jumbo mission is very simple, we make it our goal to please the customer. We are not big on profit like other big companies that's why our prices are the best. In business since 2008 and growing stronger ever year selling the hottest items for jumbo deals.

We understand the challenges businesses face when they are unable to find the obsolete electronic component they need to meet their production needs. This is why we leverage the power of our global network and in-stock inventory to supply quality obsolete electronic components. Through our years of experience in the electronic component industry we created strategic partnerships with many of the major OEMs, CMs, franchise distributors and electronic component manufacturers. This enables us access to over 50 million line items that are not available through your traditional channels. These partnerships allow us access to product that has become obsolete by the manufacturers and makes Tristar Components a valued partner in your supply chain.

Established in 1996, Stealth Components has quickly become a leader in the independent distribution of electronic components. Stealth provides stock and source services of standard long-lead-time, allocated, hard-to-find, and obsolete electronic components for domestic and international customers in an effort to eliminate gaps, reduce costs and avoid production delays and line stoppages. Stealth's leadership, process efficiencies, associate industry experience paired with our trusted network of suppliers enable us to provide components with improved lead time while ensuring product quality is not compromised.

InfoSense, Inc. is a technology-driven corporation formed in 2007 out of University of North Carolina - Charlotte to commercialize a patented acoustic pipe inspection technology. Our mobile Sewer Line Rapid Assessment Tool, or SL-RAT, product has proven its ability to detect blockages and focus cleaning efforts with waste water utilities around the globe. Over 500 miles of pipe have been inspected so far. Our patented technology uses sound waves to non- invasively detect blockages in segments of sewer collection pipe by either quickly inserting a portable transmitter and receiver into either end of the pipe or thru a network of stationary devices that can maintain continuous asses