Yamaha Robotics Expands Sales Team in Germany
June 25, 2024 | Yamaha Robotics SMT SectionEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Yamaha Robotics SMT Section has appointed Johannes Vorwerk as Sales Manager for Germany, responsible for the complete 1 STOP SMART SOLUTION for high-speed surface-mount assembly.
Mr Vorwerk has 15 years experience in electronic manufacturing in the automotive sector, including setting up complete surface-mount lines and managing production. Committed to continuously evolve and improve, he has become a qualified Master Electrician and has achieved certification as a Technical Business Administrator. “I know from experience that Yamaha Robotics SMT equipment is highly regarded by electronic manufacturers,” he commented. “I am looking forward to building on this reputation as I join the company, and to further consolidating our collective success.”
“Johannes has excellent skills and experience to strengthen our sales presence in Germany,” said Ulf Neyka, Yamaha Sales Manager responsible for key direct accounts and distribution in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. “He has extensive, practical understanding of surface-mount processes and equipment, and the challenges our customers must overcome to deliver advanced, high-quality electronic assemblies, gained through working in an extremely demanding industry.”
Mr Daisuke Yoshihara, Sales General Manager for Europe, Yamaha Robotics, welcomed him to the team, adding, “I am sure Johannes will enjoy his new role, working with Mr Neyka to support sales in the region.”
The 1 STOP SMART SOLUTION includes the Yamaha range of screen printers, mounters, and inspection systems, with model variants and options covering a competitive price-performance spectrum. The portfolio also includes software tools that support advanced intelligent factory functionality with AI enhancements, as well as intelligent component storage and productivity boosting accessories and innovations.
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