Ingo Löffler, Honeywell’s sales leader Semi/Hi-Tech EMEAI, said: ‘The new Technical Centre will enable us to deliver a more effective service, enhance our customer support and provide an easy to access training location for German and European customers. The Project Engineering and R&D teams on-site will also help us to develop tailor-made systems to specifically meet the needs of German customers.’
The 1,800m2 Technical Centre will include three fully equipped training suites, where customers can gain knowledge of a wide range of topics from the basics of gas detection to master classes on topics such as product certification.
Honeywell opens Munich Technical Centre
Will provide German customers with support, training and centralised repair and maintenance services
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