Thermaltronics Appoints WittcoSales in Southern Cali & Southern Nevada

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Thermaltronics USA, Inc. announces the appointment of WittcoSales, Inc. as its representative in Southern California and Southern Nevada. The dynamic father and son team support the SMT and micro-electronics markets.

WittcoSales offers high quality capital equipment and electronics consumables for the always-changing technology of the industry. In 2020, the company invested in the ‘Wittcomobile’, a 29’ RV that serves as a mobile office and demo site to better serve customers and arrange visits with facilities who may not allow visitors inside the company.

Thermaltronics is a manufacturer and supplier of a wide range of soldering products and accessories used in the electronics manufacturing industry, including an award-winning range of solder robots. 

Design and development are undertaken in the USA and Australia, with final production taking place in a customized manufacturing facility, incorporating specialized equipment and in accordance with recognized international standards of quality and compliance.

All Thermaltronics products are produced in accordance with ISO 9000 & ISO 14000 standards and meet either TUV, GS, CE or NRTL safety requirements. Strict quality control procedures are in place and product warranties are among the best in the industry.

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