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MIRTEC Partners with Vectralis Engineering and USM Reps
March 29, 2018 | MirtecEstimated reading time: 1 minute
MIRTEC has entered into a corporate agreement with Vectralis Engineering and USM Reps for sales and support of their award-winning SPI and AOI products and services for Mexico.
Brian D’Amico, President of MIRTEC’s North American Sales and Service Division, said, “We are very pleased to partner with Vectralis Engineering and USM Reps. We believe that this Consortium of Advanced Automation Technology allows us to support increased demand for our SPI and AOI products throughout Mexico. We are looking forward to a long and prosperous relationship between MIRTEC and our valued business partners.”
Vectralis Engineering is highly regarded for providing custom made test and automation systems, services and support to leading electronic manufacturing companies throughout Mexico. Aldo Chiodaroli, Director of Automation for Vectralis Engineering, said, “Our experience comes from more than 12 years in test and automation, manufacturing products for the electronic industry in the fields of aeronautical, telecomm, automotive, medical and consumer products. Our company offers a combination of services that includes installation, training and equipment application as well as the ability to bring in spare parts to customers and complete test fixturing design and manufacturing. We are very pleased to offer MIRTEC’s exceptional SPI and AOI products as part of a Total Test Solution to our valued customers.”
USM Reps was created with the firm intention to be a link between the manufacturers and the customers that the company serves. Eduardo Ortiz, Sales Manager for USM Reps, added, “Our company is proud to represent and promote MIRTEC’s products to bring our customers solutions that will help reduce costs, improve quality, increase productivity and simplify their total manufacturing process. We pride ourselves on providing prompt, reliable and professional support to our customers.”
MIRTEC has earned a solid reputation with leading OEM and EMS companies throughout the world for its Technologically Advanced Inspection Systems. MIRTEC products have been extremely successful in high-volume markets including cell phone and MP3 player manufacturing, as well as low-volume, high-mix markets such as medical, automotive, aerospace and defense. For more information, click here.
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