Viscom Appoints Representative in South America
September 28, 2018 | Viscom AGEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Viscom Inc. has partnered with Prosperity Soluções SMT e PTH who now represents Viscom’s optical and X-ray inspection systems throughout all of South America.
With extensive experience in the consumer electronics market, Prosperity is always innovating. The company is headquartered in Indaiatuba - SP with subsidiaries in Orlando - USA and Shenzhen - China, in order to support national and international business, and develop reliable and long lasting partnerships.
Prosperity offers its customers and suppliers services, products and high-quality solutions related to automated assembly of electronic components, SMD and PTH, on printed circuit boards, for small, medium and large companies. The company’s team of highly qualified technical sales personnel and engineers provides all necessary support to customers, ensuring the best cost-benefit ratio, as well as technical support for installation and training on all equipment.
Viscom 3D AOI, SPI and X-ray systems are used to inspect automotive assemblies, medical devices, telecommunications equipment, military and aerospace products, as well as semiconductor devices.
About Viscom
Viscom AG develops, manufactures and sells high-quality inspection systems. The portfolio encompasses the complete bandwidth of optical and X-ray inspections. In the area of assembly inspection for electronics manufacturing, the company is among the leading suppliers worldwide. Viscom systems can be configured specific to the customer and can be interlinked. The company headquarters and manufacturing location is in Hanover, Germany. With a wide network of branches, applications centers, service support points and representatives, Viscom is represented internationally. Founded in 1984, since 2006 Viscom has been listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (ISIN: DE0007846867).
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