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Technologies CHELMSFORD, MA —VJ Electronix has appointed MaRC Technolo- gies as its manufacturers’ representative in the Pacific northwest. Led by Mike Gunderson, MaRC Technologies supports electronics manufacturers and high-tech companies with equipment, materials, and technical solutions. Headquartered in Oregon, the company has built long-standing relationships across the region and brings a strong understanding of the local customer base. Web:
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Nordson T&I Appoints Quiptech Mexico
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MINNEAPOLIS, MN — Nordson Test & Inspection has partnered with Quiptech Mexico. This collaboration strengthens Nordson’s sales, service and customer support capabilities across Mexico. Under the agreement, Quiptech Mexico will serve as an authorized distrib- utor for Nordson Test & Inspection products in Mexico, providing local sales, technical support, and responsive service. The partner- ship supports manufacturers across the electronics, semiconductor, automotive, and industrial markets throughout the region. Web:
www.nordson.com
Horizon Sales Adds LPKF to Lineup
BRIGHTON, MI — Horizon Sales has partnered with LPKF Laser and Electronics, a global leader in precision laser technology. Through this partnership, Horizon will represent LPKF’s laser de- paneling systems and laser stencil cutting solutions, expanding its portfolio of high-precision equipment for electronics manufacturing. For more than 30 years, Horizon Sales has partnered with manufac- turers to solve production challenges, streamline processes, and inte- grate advanced technologies. Web:
www.horizonsales.com
ITW EAE Appoints AMS in UK For all your workbench needs.
LAKEVILLE, MN — ITW EAE has appointed Advanced Manufactur- ing Services, Ltd., (AMS) as its authorized distributor of MPM print- er and Camalot dispensing products in the UK and Ireland. Ad- vanced Manufacturing Services, Ltd., based in the United Kingdom, was established in 2001 to support the professional electronics man- ufacturing market. The company has built a strong reputation for high-quality service and a customer-focused approach. Web:
www.itweae.com
Europlacer Partners with Quiptech
PHOENIX, AZ — Europlacer has appointed Quiptech as its exclusive representative in Mexico. Through the partnership, Quiptech will promote Europlacer’s placement machines and screen printers in Mexico while supporting electronics manufacturers with advanced SMT solutions tailored to high-performance production environ- ments. The collaboration significantly strengthens Europlacer’s pres- ence in Mexico by enhancing local sales coverage, technical expertise, and customer proximity. Web:
www.europlacer.com
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with ASMPT DALLAS, TX —SMarTsol has expanded its role as sales representative for ASMPT SMT solutions across the states of Arkansas, Kansas, Mis- souri, Oklahoma, and Texas. This expansion builds on SMarTsol’s ex- isting presence in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico, further strengthening its regional footprint across the Americas. Web:
www.smartsol.mx
Arrow Collaborates with NXP Electric Adjust Packaging Benches
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NEU-ISENBURG, GERMANY — Arrow Electronics is collaborating with NXP® Semiconductors to support customers preparing for the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), which sets mandatory essential cy- bersecurity requirements for products with digital elements sold in the European Union. With full enforcement scheduled for Dec. 11, 2027, and severe penalties for non-compliance, manufacturers will need to demonstrate that cybersecurity is built into their products from design through deployment and lifecycle management. Web:
www.arrow.com
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