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CCI Eurolam Expands Distribution Area of Dow Chemical Products
May 12, 2016 | CCI EUROLAMEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
The CCI Eurolam Group, is pleased to announce that beginning in February 2016, CCI Eurolam has further expanded its distribution area of products from The Dow Chemical Company’s Electronic Materials Interconnect Technologies’ division, through The Dow Chemical Company’s subsidiary Dow Europe GMBH, into Germany and Benelux.
The Dow Chemical Company is a leading manufacturer of materials and technologies to the electronics and industrial finishing industries. Available products will include copper and nickel electroless plating baths, copper, nickel, gold, and tin electrolytic plating baths, immersion gold plating baths, cleaners, developers, and stripping and etching chemistry.
About CCI Eurolam Group
CCI Eurolam Group, celebrated its centenary in 2014, is an EMEA leading distributor of products used in the PCB and related industries. Its chemical division Chimie Tech Services (CTS) has been distributing surface treatment chemistry and equipment including Dow portfolio in France and Switzerland for more than 30 years. The Group distributes products from many of the world’s major manufacturers including DuPont, Pacothane Technologies, EMC, Arlon, Kingboard, Agfa, CAC, LCOA and its broad product offering is supported by distribution centres in Germany, the UK and France, with a team of dedicated technical service specialists.
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