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Testerion to Represent All ITW EAE Products in South Africa with Extended Agreement
March 16, 2020 | ITW EAEEstimated reading time: 1 minute
ITW EAE announces a new extended partnership agreement with Testerion (Pty) Ltd South Africa to represent and distribute all ITW EAE equipment including MPM printers, Camalot dispensers, Electrovert soldering systems, and Vitronics Soltec soldering systems throughout South Africa. The agreement becomes effective April 1, 2020.
In making the announcement, Wim Schouten, Sales Manager for ITW EAE said, “This is an important step for the ITW EAE presence in South Africa. Testerion has already proven to be a first-class distributor for printing and soldering systems. Testerion will now be able to offer our full range of first-class products to the South African market. Testerion’s skilled and enthusiastic team and focus on customer satisfaction is a perfect match with our values.”
Peter Vichos Managing Director of Testerion, added, “We are delighted to work with such a high-quality organization as ITW EAE whose range of printers, dispensers and soldering solution systems are well known for their leading-edge technology and reliability. Our goal is to represent high-quality companies and ITW EAE certainly fits into this category.”
Testerion will be responsible for sales, service and spare parts for MPM printers, Camelot dispensers, Vitronics Soltec wave, reflow and selective equipment, plus Electrovert soldering solutions and cleaners, serviced from Testerion office in Johannesburg South Africa.
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