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tech.com Distribution Hanwha Partners with Neotel
CYPRESS, CA — Hanwha Techwin Automation Americas has part- nered with Neotel Technology, a leader in intelligent automation tech- nology for smart material handling. Under this agreement, Hanwha will be the primary distributor for Neotel products across the Americ- as, including the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, providing both sales and service support. Neotel’s products are designed to automate material flow in electronics manufacturing. Web:
www.hanwha-pm.com
Kurtz Ersa Names SMarTsol in Mexico
PLYMOUTH, WI — Kurtz Ersa has appointed SMarTsol Technologies as its new exclusive representative in Mexico. This strategic partner- ship is designed to enhance customer support and offer customers ac- cess to the company’s cutting-edge solutions. SMarTsol is known for its best-in-class assembly, test and inspection equipment, consumables, productivity tools, automation, and manufacturing execution systems. Web:
www.ersa.com
E-Tronix to Rep BTU in Six States
WESTFORD, MA — BTU International has appointed E-Tronix as its representative in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Wis- consin, and Illinois. E-Tronix, renowned for its exceptional service and expertise in the electronics manufacturing industry, will now repre- sent BTU’s state-of-the-art thermal processing solutions. The partner- ship aims to strengthen BTU’s presence in these key areas, providing manufacturers with greater access to BTU’s technology and support. Web:
www.btu.com
Murray Percival Represents BIMOS
AUBURN HILLS, MI — The Murray Percival Company has partnered with BIMOS. The company will now represent BIMOS ESD seating solutions across Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Wisconsin, and western Pennsylvania. BIMOS offers innovative and ergonomic seat- ing solutions that prioritize comfort, durability and safety, and are specifically tailored for laboratory and production environments. Web:
www.murraypercival.com
SMTVYS to Rep Count on Tools
GAINESVILLE, GA — Count on Tools has appointed Victor Madero of SMTVYS Technology as its new partner and distributor for Mexico. This strategic partnership will expand the company’s market presence and enhance customer support throughout the region. SMTVYS now offers Count on Tools’ complete line of precision machined compo- nents, SMT spare parts, and Swiss-made hand tools. Web:
www.cotinc.com
KYZEN Partners with ADTOOL Corp.
NASHVILLE, TN — KYZEN has partnered with ADTOOL Corpora- tion, one of Canada’s premier distributors of manufacturing tools and equipment, including soldering, adhesives, labels, static protection, PCB handling machines, and chemicals. ADTOOL’s technical team as- sists manufacturing partners in improving their complete process with a wide range of quality tools and products. Web:
www.kyzen.com
Mouser Offers Toshiba Components
MANSFIELD, TX — Mouser Electronics is an authorized global dis- tributor of electronic components and solutions from Toshiba. With more than 7,000 Toshiba products available to order, and more than 3,000 in stock, Mouser offers a wide portfolio of the newest Toshiba components to help buyers and engineers bring their products to mar- ket. Mouser offers the widest selection of the newest semiconductors, electronic components and industrial automation products. Web:
www.mouser.com
PDR Appoints Rep REStronics
SHINGLE SPRINGS, CA — PDR Americas has appointed Matt Os- borne of REStronics as its new representative for North and South Carolina. PDR is renowned for its state-of-the-art rework systems and X-ray technology, which enable manufacturers to achieve reliable and efficient assembly processes while ensuring the highest quality stan- dards. The company offers precise and effective tools for rework and inspection. Web:
www.pdr-rework.com/americas
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