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December 16, 2015 | ACE Production Technologies Inc.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
ACE Production Technologies Inc., a supplier of selective soldering and lead tinning systems, has appointed Arbell Electronics as its manufacturer's representative for all ACE Production Technologies products and services throughout Canada.
As the newest member of ACE’s growing list of premier manufacturer’s representatives, Arbell Electronics will be the exclusive representative for all ACE products and services throughout all of Canada and its provinces.
“We are delighted to have Lee Wise and the entire Arbell Electronics sales staff as members of our sales team,” said Randy Allinson, International Sales Manager of ACE Production Technologies. “Their combination of capital equipment and consumables in conjunction with a strong on-line presence makes Arbell Electronics uniquely suited for the Canadian market. It is abundantly clear Arbell brings a wealth of industry experience and its proven expertise involving world-class assembly materials and processes will help improve our customer’s productivity and profitability by bringing ACE’s portfolio of innovative technologies to companies within Canada.”
Arbell Electronics is Canada’s largest authorized distributor of electronic production equipment and supplies. They have a nationwide sales team with outstanding product knowledge and expertise dedicated to serving its customers throughout the electronics industry. In addition to selective soldering and lead tinning systems, the range of products Arbell Electronics offers includes: solder paste and bar solder, hand soldering stations, rework and repair equipment, adhesives and chemicals, aqueous cleaning chemicals and equipment, workstations and material handling equipment.
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