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February 20, 2020 | KIC ThermalEstimated reading time: 1 minute
KIC today announced the appointment of Restronics Co., Inc. David Leventhal, Steve Clair, Jarred Mandel and Teddy Skechus will cover NY, NJ and E.PA. for all KIC products. Restronics is an established manufacturers' representative in the electronics OEM industry.
Karl Pfluke, KIC Regional Sales Manager for Eastern USA and Canada, stated, “Restronics’ philosophy of working closely with engineering personnel, assisting in overcoming production problems, and helping to improve process efficiencies fits perfectly in line with KIC products.”
Restronics represents the top US manufacturers, across a range of industries. Serving the electronics manufacturing industry for more than 35 years, the Restronics group has locations all over the country. Restronics is a consultative OEM sales rep organization that helps educate its customers to improve their processes and productivity.
“We are excited to join the KIC team as the technical sales representatives for the NY, NJ and PA area,” said David Leventhal, President of Restronics. “We have long-term relationships with our customers who count on us to bring them new technologies and processes. KIC is a great addition to our product portfolio.”
For more information about Restronics, contact David Leventhal at 914-329-9300, e-mail dleventhal@restronics.com or visit www.restronics.com.
For more information about KIC, visit www.kicthermal.com.
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