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November 18, 2024 | PluritecEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Pluritec a leading supplier of machines for printed circuit boards, is excited to announce the expansion of its service network in the United States through the hiring new service engineer, Ernesto Raygoza, based in Chicago. This strategic move is designed to enhance Pluritec’s commitment to providing exceptional customer support and to better serve its growing client base throughout the region.
Raygoza will be responsible for delivering on-site technical support, conducting maintenance and repairs, and ensuring clients maximize the performance and longevity of their PCB manufacturing equipment. By establishing a dedicated engineering presence in Chicago, Pluritec aims to foster stronger relationships with its customers and respond more efficiently to their needs.
“We are thrilled to expand our capabilities in the USA with the addition of Mr. Raygoza in Chicago,” said Maurizio Bonati, VP Sales at Pluritec. “This expansion not only reflects our dedication to customer satisfaction but also positions us to provide quicker, more effective support to our clients in the region. We are committed to ensuring that our customers can achieve the best possible outcomes with their PCB machinery.”
Pluritec's innovative solutions continue to set the industry standard, and this expansion underscores the company’s ongoing dedication to growth and excellence in customer service. The newly appointed service engineer expands Pluritec service network and has the goal of enhancing service delivery and operational efficiency for clients throughout the Midwest.
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