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Nordson Announces SmartTec Nordic A/S to Support ASYMTEK Products in Denmark and Norway
August 19, 2022 | Nordson Electronics SolutionsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Nordson Electronics Solutions, a global leader in electronics manufacturing technologies, is pleased to announce that SmartTec Nordic A/S now distributes and supports ASYMTEK conformal coating and fluid dispensing products in Denmark and Norway.
“SmartTec Nordic has a long history in the electronics industry with their capability to develop customized hardware and software to meet local needs,” explained Lars M. Nielsen, global account and regional sales manager, Nordson Electronics Solutions, Europe. “They have strong technical expertise with turn-key solutions and great interactions with customers.”
Based in Copenhagen, Denmark, smartTec Nordic A/S provides sales, engineering, applications development, parts, and service for ASYMTEK products, as well as the other Nordson product lines of SELECT and DAGE, already in their portfolio. They are part of smartTec Gmbh, headquartered in Germany, who have supported the ASYMTEK product line for many years. A demonstration facility - more than 400m2 – near Frankfurt, Germany runs full conformal coating and dispensing production lines for test and process development for customers. As one of the largest solutions providers in Europe, smartTec will offer excellent customer support and enable growth in this region for Nordson Electronics Solutions.
“We have known Nordson and Asymtek for many years, and see how they continue to provide high quality products as well as cutting-edge technology within the coating and dispensing areas,” stated Lars Bøndergaard, General manager CEO, smartTec Nordic A/S. “This made it a logical decision for smartTec Nordic to work with ASYMTEK Products.”
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