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August 29, 2025 | KICEstimated reading time: 1 minute
KIC, a leading provider of thermal process solutions for electronics manufacturing, has announced the expansion of its service capabilities in Mexico.
KIC has served customers in Mexico for decades and has maintained a local presence since 2012. KIC Mexico’s main office for sales and support was established in Guadalajara 5 years ago. The company has also supported the region with two field service engineers dedicated to technical support, installations, and training.
Now, in response to strong customer demand, KIC is strengthening its commitment by adding a third field service engineer and establishing two additional calibration and repair centers. These new centers will be located in Juarez and Cuautla (Mexico City region), alongside the existing Guadalajara facility.
The expansion provides customers across Mexico with faster, more localized, and cost-effective access to calibration and repair services, reducing downtime and helping manufacturers maximize the performance of their KIC solutions.
“We know the Mexico market very well and have always invested in customer service as a key part of our solutions,” said Gerardo Gallegos, KIC Service Manager. “This expansion ensures our customers will benefit from the best localized service and support available.”
KIC’s expanded footprint underscores its role as a trusted partner for electronics manufacturers in Mexico, combining world-class technology with responsive, local service.
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