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January 17, 2025 | PRNewswireEstimated reading time: 1 minute
The sales, marketing, and service agreement allows JH Technologies to offer cutting-edge electron microscopes while increasing CIQTEK's presence across North America.
JH Technologies has partnered with CIQTEK to bring high-resolution, full-sized scanning electron microscopes (SEMs) to North America. This collaboration will enhance JH Technologies' ability to provide comprehensive SEM solutions, including peripheral equipment and workflow expertise.
"In recent years, we've supported process flows in several industries, but CIQTEK's SEMs, TEMs, and FIBs take us to the next level, delivering unmatched resolution and ROI," said John Hubacz.
CIQTEK's advanced products enable JH Technologies to offer the highest resolution and innovative technologies in the industry. With over 37 years of experience in microscopy and optical equipment, JH Technologies can now support a broader range of manufacturing, R&D, engineering, and failure analysis applications.
"In recent years, we've supported process flows in several industries, but CIQTEK's SEMs, TEMs, and FIBs take us to the next level, delivering unmatched resolution and ROI," said John Hubacz, CEO of JH Technologies. "Combined with our product offerings and analytical lab, we are now uniquely positioned to provide comprehensive SEM workflow solutions, adding more value than any competitor."
Aleks Zhang, Director of Overseas Marketing at CIQTEK, added, "We are excited to partner with JH Technologies, a company with highly knowledgeable sales and service teams, a strong market presence, and a world-class showroom—ideal for helping us grow."
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