April/May, 2024 Business Briefs Tecate Implements Cetec ERP
AUSTIN, TX — Tecate Group, an electronics manufacturer and dis- tributor, has successfully implemented Cetec ERP. Since its imple- mentation, the company has seen significant advantages over their legacy system, citing the software’s user-friendly interface and quick error resolution capabilities. Cetec ERP provides a seamless “undo” option, which has reduced Tecate’s time spent on error correction. Web:
www.cetecerp.com
Creation Technologies Opens Facility
BOSTON, MA — Creation Technologies has cut the ribbon at a new site in Markham, Ontario, Canada. The ceremony was attended by the mayor of Markham, as well as the chairman and CEO of Creation Technologies. The site spans 118,500 square feet, expanding the foot- print of the company by 54 percent. With more than 300 employees at the new location, the company can offer greater capacity and ca- pabilities. Web:
www.creationtech.com
Calumet Partners with Schmid Group
FREUDENSTADT, GERMANY — Calumet Electronics has part- nered with Schmid Group to pioneer the production of advanced packaging substrates in the U.S. Through this strategic partnership, the two companies are working collaboratively to scale domestic pro- duction capacity for advanced substrates. Schmid is providing inno- vative equipment, while Calumet is taking the lead in expanding manufacturing capabilities. The 60,000 square foot facility is report- edly the first of its kind in the U.S. Web:
www.calumetelectronics.com
Kübler GmbH Establishes
Kubler US Corp. NEW YORK, NY — Kübler GmbH has created a U.S.-based sub- sidiary Kubler US Corp., as part of its strategic expansion into the North American market. The company is rapidly establishing its footprint with the onboarding of several representatives across North America, including Don Dennison, the Murray Percival Company, Todd Foster, SmartSol, and PMR. Web:
www.kuebler-ht.de
South-Tek Partners with
Nitrogen & Compressor Global WILMINGTON, NC — South-Tek Systems has collaborated with Ni- trogen & Compressor Global to supply a comprehensive nitrogen gas system to a valued customer in Texas. The system, spearheaded by a commercial grade ELGi North America EG 30-125 rotary screw com- pressor, is complemented by South-Tek’s model 300-610 R134A high- temperature direct expansion refrigerated dryer, ensuring the deliv- ery of dry air to the subsequent stages of the process. Web:
www.southteksystems.com
Werma Signaltechnik Receives Award
RIETHEIM-WEILHEIM, GERMANY — WERMA Signaltechnik has again received a TOP 100 seal, marking it as one of the most innova- tive medium-sized companies in Germany. The organizer of the com- petition, compamedia, presented the award to WERMA for the sixth time. WERMA specializes in the development of optical and acoustic signaling devices and related systems for process optimization in in- dustry and logistics. Web:
www.werma.com
NovaTech Acquires TestSwitch LLC’s
Product Line LENEXA, KS — NovaTech Automation has acquired the TestSwitch LLC line of products. TestSwitch is a provider of electromechanical switches used in critical infrastructure testing. This strategic acqui- sition further solidifies NovaTech’s position in the industry, while en- hancing its product portfolio, which includes TestSwitch’s flagship product, the W3TS test switch. TestSwitch entered the industry in 1983 with the sliding link switch and has focused on the W3TS since early 2001. Web:
www.novatechautomation.com
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