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Komelon Co. Ltd. (hangul:코멜론주식회사, KRX: 049430) is a Korean chemical, machinery, tool and engineering company, headquartered in Busan, Korea. Established in 1963, it manufactures plastic and steel tape measures, level gauges and other tool products. The "Komelon" CEO is D.K. Kong and Bak Gi Seok (박기석). The company is commonly referred to as "Komelon" (Spelling Korea Motorized Electron).