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VJ Electronix Appoints W-Tech for Sales of XQuik with AccuCount
September 8, 2015 | VJ ElectronixEstimated reading time: 1 minute
VJ Electronix, Inc., the leader in rework technologies and global provider of advanced X-ray inspection systems, is pleased to announce that it has appointed W-Tech as its newest distributor for the XQuik with AccuCount in Europe.
W-Tech will sell and support the revolutionary XQuik component counting solution exclusively in France, Belgium, Switzerland, The Netherlands, as well as Morocco and Tunisia. Headquartered in Saint Jean de Soudain France, W-Tech offers a wide range of inventory management and storage solutions.
Don Naugler, VJ Electronix General Manager said, “We are happy to have W-Tech join our team. They have a proven track record with more than 25 years of providing products and services related to tape-and-reel, advanced packaging and storage, and humidity control.”
VJ Electronix, with 20 years of experience in the electronics industry, has a complete range of machines used in different fields wherever a high technology level is required, e.g. military, medical, NDT, etc. The appointment of W-Tech is a key step in the company’s strategic efforts to raise its profile in the European market.
For more information about VJ Electronix, visit www.vjelectronix.com.
About W-Tech
W-Tech caters to a clientele across Automotive / Industrial / Military / Space / Rail / Aerospace / Telecom, and all players making electronics boards. The W-Tech team is composed of technical service people and provides installation and service of all equipment it distributes. The W-Tech company is active in different geographic areas, including France, Belgium, Switzerland, United Kingdom, North Africa (Tunisia / Morocco) Czech Republic, Poland / Germany. For more information, contact Olivier Weeger, President, at +33 (0)6-07-74-87-88 or on the Web at http://www.w-tech.fr/.
About VJ Electronix
VJ Electronix, Inc. manufactures production ready, automated Rework and X-ray inspection systems with many advanced capabilities. The company frequently provides custom solutions tailored to satisfy specific application requirements. VJ Electronix is a worldwide leader in X-ray Inspection and Rework equipment.
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