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EVS International, the leader in solder recovery, is pleased to announce that Price Electronics, headquartered in Winnipeg, Canada, has invested in a new EVS 500 Solder Recovery System.
The EVS 500 Solder Recovery System enables electronic manufacturers to optimize their solder usage, reduce costs, and minimize environmental impact. With its advanced filtration and distillation process, the EVS 500 recovers and purifies solder, allowing it to be reused in production, significantly reducing waste and contributing to a more sustainable manufacturing process.
"We are excited to congratulate Emer Ajusto and the entire Price Electronics team on their acquisition of the EVS 500 Solder Recovery System," said Jason Simon, Global Service Manager, EVS International. "EVS International is proud to partner with Price Electronics in their pursuit of optimizing manufacturing operations, reducing waste, and achieving sustainable growth.”
Price Electronics, a renowned electronics manufacturer, is recognized for its dedication to delivering high-quality products and innovative solutions to its customers. The company employs the latest lean principles in the manufacturing of highly reliable products for customers, and the purchase of the EVS 500 aligns with the company’s commitment to sustainability and continuous improvement.
“We are excited about the capabilities of the EVS500 Solder Recovery System,” said Emer Ajusto, Manufacturing Engineer at Price Electronics. “We are confident that the EVS 500 will help us enhance our manufacturing processes while reducing costs and waste.”
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