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Viking Test to Relocate to Larger Facility
January 25, 2016 | Viking Test LimitedEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Viking Test has purchased a new building and will be moving into the facility early next month. Due to a general increased level of business, Viking required a larger space to house their various product line and keep up with demand. The new facility, just some 5 miles away from their current site, has almost three times the internal space of its predecessor.
The new facility will give Viking the space needed to accommodate their current workload and future expansion plans.
Viking can now be found at:
Unit 15, Bordon Trading Estate
Old Station Way, Bordon
Hants, UK GU35 9HH
About Viking Test Ltd
Viking Test Ltd is a leading printed circuit board equipment supplier providing quality services and products throughout Europe. For more information on Viking Test and their products and service you can visit them on the web at www.vikingtest.com or by contacting sales manager Veena Bopanna at veena@vikingtest.com.
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