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August 11, 2015 | Sono-TekEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Sono-Tek Corporation is pleased to announce the addition of Michael Delia to its Application Engineering Team. His expertise in electronics, semiconductors and advanced energy applications is a valuable enhancement to Sono-Tek’s capabilities.
A graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Mr. Delia holds a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. Application engineers are an integral part of guiding customers during application testing and development, as well as machine specification in order to ensure spray systems are perfectly suited for each customers’ unique spray application.
The Sono-Tek team currently includes four additional application engineers, as well as laboratory personnel and interns, each with varied areas of expertise. The ability to assist customers in their spray process using the most appropriate solutions available is an important part of customer service provided to all of Sono-Tek's customers worldwide.
For more information about Sono-Tek, visit www.sono-tek.com.
About Sono-Tek Corporation
Sono-Tek is the world leader in the development and application of liquid ultrasonic atomization technology into nozzle systems and spraying and coating application systems. Compared to conventional pressure spraying methods, the company’s ultrasonic nozzles do not clog, reduce liquid usage, waste, and environmental impact while achieving much more precise, uniform, thin film coatings. Sono-Tek is continually developing new applications for its unique technology, replacing wasteful practices in a world that is growing ever more environmentally sensitive. For more information, visit the company at www.sono-tek.com.
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