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OUT-SOURCING take-away


Suzo Happ opens up its China manufacturing plant for OEMs to benefit from out-sourcing without any of the traditional headaches


The Suzo-Happ Group is a global leader in the gaming and amusement industry for spares and components. Formed back in 2005 from the merger of two industry giants, the Suzo-Happ Group is a ‘one stop shop’ for practically every industry need. Suzo International was founded in 1955 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands and Happ Controls in 1986 in Chicago, US. It’s a combination has the capacity to support the gaming and amusement industry on a global scale. Today, the Suzo-Happ Group offers over 40,000 components, with a sales team liaising with both manufacturers and end users to gather feedback from all sides of the process. This enables the group of companies to keep a step ahead in the marketplace, bringing innovation more quickly to market than the competition.


The goal of the Suzo-Happ Group is to offer ‘best-in-class’ products and solutions. To this end, the Suzo-Happ Group has partnered with a whole range of manufacturers at the forefront of their specific fields in order to provide the best individual solutions. Such companies include MEI, FutureLogic, ELO


oems need not involve


themselves


with the costly search


procedures to find the Best suppliers in china.


Touchsystems, ASSA Desmo and Talaris. The second key in this strategy is to provide the industry with its own products and solutions.


Research and development departments in The Netherlands and North America continue to expand their capacities in line with the growth in demand for in-house solutions. The number of products that have been developed by the Suzo-Happ


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“We have amassed a great amount of knowledge


manufacturing components in


China. We can offer full turnkey solution to OEMs. We have an excellent


manufacturing


base in China and can open the door to OEMs looking to


outsource to China. We can manage the entire process


and even distribute the goods


according to requirements. We


offer all the benefits of manufacturing in China, while


dealing solely with Suzo-Happ Group directly. In this way we simplify the process and take


all the headaches away.”


MARCEL OELEN,


Managing Director of Suzo-Happ


Group for EMEA.


Group is far-reaching. These include the wide range of toppers and hoppers for gaming and amusement machines. Added benefits from Suzo-Happ Group relate to the company’s long-standing experience in gaming and amusement markets. Investment in sales and support personnel not only means that customers are excellently supported, Suzo-Happ also has its ear close to the market and can anticipate new requirements and changes far in advance. In this capacity, the Suzo- Happ Group is a major contributor to new innovations in the market.


The increasing numbers of in-house ‘developed and made by the Suzo-Happ Group’ products require a strong manufacturing base. The plant Chinatec in Zihou in China belongs to the Suzo- Happ Group. The group’s products are manufactured in a state-of-the-art building


erected in 2001 that covers an area of over 15,000 square metres and is situated close to Hong Kong and Macau. The Chinatec manufacturing plant is key to the success of the Suzo-Happ Group, for which company continues to reinforce its excellent reputation for quality.


manufacturing for all oems Since its inception customers have approached the Suzo-Happ Group looking for solutions to aid their manufacturing processes. Such is now the demand for this service that Suzo Happ is detailing for the first time its complete service. Marcel Oelen, Managing Director of Suzo-Happ Group for EMEA explained: “We have amassed a great amount of knowledge manufacturing components in China. We can offer full turnkey solution to OEMs. We have an excellent manufacturing base in China and can open the door to OEMs


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