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April 26, 2023 | VJ Electronix, Inc.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
VJ Electronix, Inc., the leader in rework technologies and global provider of advanced X-ray inspection and component counting systems, announces the appointment of WittcoSales, Inc. as its representative in Southern California. The dynamic father and son team support the SMT and micro-electronics markets.
WittcoSales is a well-established manufacturers’ representative firm with a proven track record of success in high-quality capital equipment and electronics consumables for the always-changing technology of the industry. With its extensive industry knowledge, sales expertise, and established relationships with key decision-makers, WittcoSales will be instrumental in helping VJ Electronix achieve its business goals in the territory.
“We are happy to welcome WittcoSales to the VJ Electronix team,” said David Hamel, Director of Global Sales & Marketing. “The company’s industry expertise and relationships will greatly help us continue to grow our business and provide excellent service to our customers in Southern California.”
VJ Electronix is an advanced electronics manufacturing equipment supplier, providing intelligent imaging applications, X-ray inspection, PCB rework solutions, and services for numerous electronics and industrial markets worldwide. WittcoSales will offer its X-ray component counting systems, X-ray inspection, and rework systems throughout Southern California.
“We are excited to be working with VJ Electronix,” said Todd Wittmer, President of WittcoSales. “Their products and services are of the highest quality, and we look forward to helping them achieve their goals by leveraging our industry expertise and relationships.”
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