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XDry Partners with MaRC Technologies in the Pacific Northwest
June 15, 2021 | XDry Corp.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
XDry Corp., a leading supplier of humidity-controlled storage cabinets for manufacturing, laboratories and preservation, announced an exclusive representative agreement with MaRC Technologies. Mike Gunderson and the team at MaRC Technologies provide sales and service for customers in the Pacific Northwestern states of: Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Northern California.
Mike Gunderson, President of MaRC Technologies commented: “We are excited about the complete product offering XDry has for our customers. With our recent expansion into Northern California, XDry is a perfect fit for our expanding customer base.”
MaRC Technologies is a specialized supplier of tools and supplies for the electronics manufacturing and high-tech industry.
MaRC Technologies supplies equipment and consumables from some of the best-known names in the industry, including Juki, Kurtz Ersa, Inc., BTU International, Insituware, Nordson Companies, Aegis, KYZEN and more.
XDry has been providing humidity-controlled storage cabinets for more than 15 years. The storage systems are self-contained and easy to maintain. With XDry, there is no need for nitrogen or compressed air – just plug the cabinet into the wall and it is ready to go.
XDry’s cabinet environment can be maintained from ambient to 1% RH, providing constant and stable storage at precisely the required RH level. XDry storage cabinets satisfy standards such as IPC/JEDEC J-STD-033 and IPC/JEDEC J-STD-020.
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