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Laser Wire Solutions and HumanTek Jointly Enter the Korean Laser Wire Stripping Market

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2024-07-03 10:22:24
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Recently, Laser Wire Solutions officially welcomed its important distribution partner in South Korea - HumanTek. This cooperation marks the official establishment of HumanTek as a branch of Laser Wire Solutions in Korea, and both parties will work together to provide excellent services for the Korean laser wire stripping market.

HumanTek, with its deep foundation in the Korean market and strong product portfolio, particularly brands such as Schleinger and Komax, has become a powerful assistant for Laser Wire Solutions to expand in the East Asian market.

Although Laser Wire Solutions has a solid network of partners in Asia, its partnership with HumanTek will undoubtedly further enhance its market position in the region.

As a company with over 20 years of automation technology and expertise, HumanTek focuses on providing advanced manufacturing process equipment for fields such as semiconductors, SMT (surface mount technology), electrical/electronic, wiring harnesses, collaborative robots, and autonomous driving robot systems. The company is customer-centric and committed to developing and providing customized automation equipment solutions.

As a leader in laser wire stripping technology, Laser Wire Solutions is committed to providing high-precision solutions for industries that require precision wire processing. Through cooperation with HumanTek, Laser Wire Solutions will fully leverage HumanTek's market influence and distribution channels in South Korea to jointly provide customers with higher quality services.

This cooperation will not only strengthen customer support and simplify distribution processes, but also further expand market coverage. Laser Wire Solutions and HumanTek will work together to bring excellent wire stripping solutions to the Korean market, ensuring that customers can meet the highest efficiency and accuracy standards.

Source: OFweek

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