Honeywell opens Munich Technical Centre

Published: 20-Jun-2011
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Will provide German customers with support, training and centralised repair and maintenance services

Honeywell has opened a new Technical Centre in Munich, Germany to provide gas detection customers in the country with additional local services such as customer support, a training centre, and centralised repair and equipment maintenance services. The site will also house project engineering and r&d teams.

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.

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