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Count On Tools Offers 15 Percent Off Standard Nozzles through Year-End
October 7, 2021 | Count On Tools, Inc.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
Count On Tools, Inc. (COT), a leading provider of precision components and SMT spare parts, announced sale pricing on standard tooling for all types of pick-and-place machines. Use Code COUNTON to receive 15 percent off online orders through Dec. 31, 2021.
The COT catalog of products has grown significantly over the years to include nozzles and consumables for a wide variety of equipment manufacturers. Not only for late model equipment; COT continues to offer products for discontinued models as well.
Being a one-stop shop, the company strives to offer the widest range of SMT nozzles and consumables as possible. All COT products are NEW and meet or exceed all OEM specifications. COT parts are a direct replacement, ultimately saving over buying directly from the OEM.
What is most important to any electronics manufacturing services (EMS) company? Saving money and cutting build costs. COT has been the ORIGINAL source for quality SMT pick-and-place nozzles and associated consumables in the electronics manufacturing industry for more 30 years. The team at COT has the knowledge and experience to help customers meet their challenges with a focus on quality and customer satisfaction. COT nozzles and tooling are in use at many of the world’s leading EMS companies.
Count On Tools is a leading provider of precision machined components, SMT spare parts and Swiss-made hand tools, locally and globally. The company has won numerous awards for its quality products and service.
Count On Tools holds and maintains current ITAR registration, 07FFL, 02SOT, and a first-class Quality Management System.
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