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October 2, 2018 | Inovaxe Corp.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
Inovaxe has partnered with Quality Associates as its newest manufacturers' representative. Steven Neumaier and Brad Kendall will represent Inovaxe's smart material handling solutions throughout Michigan.
"Inovaxe is very enthusiastic about joining forces with Quality Associates to focus on the SMT manufacturing market in their territory with our ultra-lean Smart material handling solutions," said Margy Khoshnood, Inovaxe's vice president of sales.
Quality Associates is a Michigan-based manufacturer’s representative agency serving the electronics industry in Michigan and Ohio markets. The company brings a consultative sales approach unlike any other representative team.
Quality Associates is project focused, engineering focused and consultative focused. With the extremely strong capital equipment focus, yet a very well established connection in the distribution world that Kendall brings to the company, Quality Associates offers the whole package to its clients and principals alike.
About Inovaxe Corp.
Inovaxe Corporation is focused on delivering innovative ultra-lean SMART production and inventory management solutions to the electronics industry. The Company’s product offering includes mobile InoAuto Smart carts (IA series), Smart racks (SR series), and Smart stationary racks (SREX series) to store SMT reels, tubes, trays, cut tape and loose parts. We provide a Smart MSD cabinet (IMSD) for moisture sensitive device storage and a Smart stencil rack storage solution (SRS series). We offer an inventory/kitting software management tool (InoView), and InoAuto Locator software for locating components. For more information and a demonstration of Inovaxe product offerings, click here.
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