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Koh Young America Strengthens Sales Channel with Technimark
January 16, 2023 | Koh YoungEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Koh Young, the industry leader in True3D™ measurement-based inspection solutions, announces a new relationship with Technimark for technical sales representation across Illinois and Eastern Wisconsin. Based in Cary, Illinois and backed by nearly 40-years serving the electronics, cable & wire harness, and light industrial market segments, they – like Koh Young – are focused on exceeding customer expectations. Effective immediately, Technimark adds Koh Young to its portfolio of industry-leading partners including Panasonic Connect printers and mounters.
“We are excited to become part of the Koh Young sales team. It is a tremendous brand to bring under our banner. Their award-winning service team supports best-in-class inspection solutions, and when combined with our expertise, we will help manufacturers in all the markets we serve improve their processes,” commented Rich Syphers, President at Technimark. “As we continue our evolution from a materials distributor to a full-scale solutions provider, Koh Young will bolster our offerings and further expand our footprint for the next 40 years.”
Based on its True3D™ measurement-based inspection technology, Koh Young has developed innovative inspection solutions for challenges with solder paste, surface mount components, through-hole, machined parts, press-fit pins, conformal coatings, dispensed materials, and semiconductor packages. Through its constant innovation, Koh Young has secured over 3,500 global customers, and commands the dominant global market share position in the SPI and AOI markets with over 20,000 installations.
“We are incredibly pleased Technimark has joined the Koh Young America team,” commented Allen Phung, Sales Manager at Koh Young America. “The team at Technimark will bring the experience, energy, and commitment necessary to help us continue breaking performance records and, more importantly, elevate customer service.”
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