International test and measurement solutions provider Digitaltest has announced outstanding year-end results for 2006. In the 12-month period, sales saw double-digit growth, production output increased by 10 %. The new Grünwettersbach facility (Germany), built specially to produce the second generation Flying Probe Condor, is already working to full capacity.
Commenting on the company’s significant achievements, President Ute Boctor made it clear that the company intends to build on its recent successes: “We will be adding new staff this year to our sales, manufacturing and engineering teams. This will allow us to continue to satisfy the rapidly expanding time we need for benchmarks and growing demand from export markets, particularly from Eastern Europe, where order entries have been particularly strong over the past six months”.
For General Manager Hans Baka, there is no doubt that Digitaltest has maintained a global leadership position. “With our enhanced service offering in the UK and further afield, and with the launch of the Falcon in-line test system at Electronica 2006, we continue in our tradition of providing innovative, leading-edge solutions that our clients know they can trust”.
The Falcon system was designed specifically to respond to the demands and suggestions that the enterprise received from its international clients. Hans Baka comments: “We have a deep understanding of our customers‘ changing marketplace: of the global cost pressures they face, and this, combined with our determination to offer continuous improvements in our product offering, make Digitaltest the ideal partner for companies that expect global support from their ATE supplier”. He concludes that it is hardly surprising that such companies as Bosch, EADS, Panasonic, Fujitsu Siemens Computers, Whirlpool, Siemens, Samsung, and GE Medical all rely on the company for their ATE hardware and software solutions.
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