Dymax Announces New Partnership with DoMo Medical Technologies

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Dymax, a leading manufacturer of rapid curing materials and equipment, proudly welcomes its newest sales partner, DoMo Medical Technologies Inc., to its growing group of business partners.

Located in Minnesota, DoMo Medical will focus its efforts on promoting and supporting the sales of Dymax light-curing solutions to the medical markets in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Consisting of a highly specialized team of professionals with extensive experience in marketing and business development, DoMo Medical will act as a conduit between Dymax and key customers. They will concentrate on creating and growing cooperative relationships between companies, providing expert technical guidance and assistance to design streamlined, cost-effective manufacturing processes.

The new partnership will bring Dymax and customers together to provide them with a single source for automated dispensing, coating, curing, and materials solutions. “Our relationship with DoMo Medical will help expand our reach to critical OEM manufacturers in the medical industries that may not be aware of Dymax’s 40 years of experience developing innovative light-curing technologies,” commented Brent Newblom, Channel Partner Manager for Dymax Americas.

Dennis Olson, President of DoMo, stated, “We are excited that Dymax has chosen to work with us to expand their business into important medical markets throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin. Along with our sales expertise and their extensive knowledge of light curing, we can help manufacturers improve their processes, expand their capabilities, enhance communications, and increase their bottom line.”

Backed by significant technical expertise, the DoMo sales team can seamlessly support onsite implementation and, in conjunction with Dymax’s extensive knowledge of the light-curing industry, offer a complete manufacturing solution to companies. This alliance builds upon the Dymax mission to make its customers more capable and efficient.

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