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May 8, 2024 | AIM SolderEstimated reading time: 1 minute
AIM Solder, a leading global manufacturer of solder assembly materials for the electronics industry, is pleased to announce a new distribution partnership with Shinil Fl Ltd., a prominent supplier of technological solutions in the SMT and semiconductor sectors. This partnership marks a significant milestone in AIM Solder’s expansion efforts within the Asian markets, specifically targeting the dynamic and growing electronics industry in Korea.
Shinil Fl Ltd., established in 2015, has built a formidable presence in the electronic industry, providing cutting-edge equipment and materials designed to enhance manufacturing processes and efficiency. This strategic alliance is set to bolster AIM Solder’s supply chain and increase the accessibility of its high-quality solder products to Korean manufacturers.
David Suraski, Executive Vice President of Assembly Materials at AIM Solder, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, "Shinil’s robust distribution network and deep market penetration make them the ideal partner to enhance our service delivery and product availability across Korea. This partnership is not just about expanding our reach; it's about enriching our capabilities and empowering our customers with superior support and innovative products that meet the stringent demands of today’s electronics manufacturing industry."
This partnership is expected to drive innovation and provide enhanced technical support to customers by combining AIM Solder’s expertise in high-performance solder materials with Shinil Fl Ltd.'s extensive local knowledge and technical capabilities. Both companies are committed to delivering exceptional value and support, reinforcing their positions as leaders in the electronics assembly materials market.
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