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October 30, 2015 | Juki Automation Systems (JAS), Inc.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
Juki Automation Systems (JAS), Inc., a world-leading provider of automated assembly products and systems and part of Juki Automation Systems Corporation, awarded Circuit Technology, Inc. (CTI) ‘Best Selective Solder Sales’ of 2015. Bob Black, President and CEO of JAS, Inc., presented the award to Bob Doetzer, Principal, CTI, at the recent awards banquet held during the Juki Americas National Sales meeting that took place at Juki’s facility in Fremont, CA.
This is the third year that JAS, Inc. has presented CTI with an ‘Outstanding Achievement Award’. CTI represents Juki’s full line of automated assembly products and systems throughout North and South Carolina.
CTI is a manufacturers’ representative group and IPC Master Training Center. The products represented by the company are used in electronics manufacturing and cover nearly every facet of circuit board production and repair as well as IPC training. For more information about CTI’s products and services, contact Bob Doetzer at 919-552-3434 or on the Web at www.circuittechnology.com.
About Juki Automation Systems, Inc.
Juki Automation Systems (JAS), is an international leader in high-speed SMT Assembly equipment, has shipped more than 28,000 machines worldwide since 1987. Juki has built its global image with a combination of top-quality and high-reliability machines with a reputation for world-class service and support that result in the lowest production costs for its customers. Juki machines have about 30 percent U.S. made content by cost. The pioneer of the modular assembly system in 1993, Juki offers flexible solutions designed for both high-volume and high mix environments. JAS, Inc. employs 45 U.S. employees, including 20 service personnel five specializing in applications sales.
Additionally, JAS, Inc. offers selective solder and stamp soldering machines backed by the largest field service group in the industry. The company recently introduced a complete line solution to include screen printers, reflow ovens and wave solder systems. For more information, visit www.jukiamericas.com.
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