X-RAY WorX wins Partners for Sales & Service in Great Britain, India, China and Russian Federation

Garbsen, 04. August 2011. The successful manufacturer of microfocus X-ray tubes, X-RAY WorX, extends its international network, to offer customers worldwide optimum support. The German company from Garbsen relies on experienced partners for sales and service, who have a long experience in microfocus technology. X-RAY WorX focuses on the most important industrialized countries and the upcoming so-called BRIC countries (Brasil, Russia, India, and China).

In Great Britain X-RAY WorX is represented by the company Euroteck Systems. The company was established more than ten years ago in Tamworth, located north east from Birmingham. The directors Collin Samson and Gary Wehrle have more than 20 years of experience in non-destructive testing and are supported by an experienced team of technicians.

Thanks to long-standing personal relationship X-RAY WorX could win the company Shield Alloys as a partner for the Indian subcontinent. Shield Alloys has excelled as a competent and reliable partner for products of the former company Feinfocus for more than ten years and knows microfocus technology from scratch.

To serve the growing demand of the Chinese high tech industry for microfocus X-ray tubes, the Dalian Lind Import & Export Corporation and X-RAY WorX GmbH from Garbsen have decided to cooperate in the sector of high resolution microfocus X-ray technology. Dalian Lind Import & Export Corporation has many years of experience in microfocus X-ray technology und cooperates with other European suppliers in the sectors of high voltage technology and digital X-ray detector technology. In November 2011 Dalian Lind Import & Export Corporation will introduce the products of X-RAY WorX GmbH on an international industrial fair in Shanghai.

In the Russian Federation X-RAY WorX cooperates with the company Rentest located in Nishniy Novgorod. Rentest supplies equipment for non-destructive testing and focuses on X-ray systems. The cooperation between Rentest and X-RAY WorX offers customers the complete range of products and services to guarantee the safe and stable operation of their X-ray inspection systems. Russia is an important market as branches like automotive and electronics production and the oil and gas-industries are heavily pushed. These industries very often employ non-destructive testing using X-ray technology.

About X-RAY WorX

X-RAY WorX is a young company established in February 2010 in Garbsen, Germany, close to Hanover, by Holger Behnsen and Thorsten Fröba. X-RAY WorX concentrates on development and production of microfocus X-ray tubes for high resolution X-ray analysis. This technology is used in industries with highest demands for quality and security like electronics, aerospace and automotive industry. Furthermore X-RAY WorX supports users of microfocus X-ray systems with a broad range of services ranging from preventive maintenance and repair to the supply of spare parts and trainings.

The founders were involved in development, production, sales and service of microfocus systems for many years. Thorsten Fröba has been working in the development of microfocus X-ray systems from the early 1990s together with Alfred Reinhold, the pioneer of industrial microfocus X-ray systems and founder of the former company Feinfocus. Holger Behnsen knows the market of microfocus X-ray systems for almost 10 years and was involved in hundreds of customer projects. Both are supported by an excellent team of engineers that has been engaged in development, service and sales of microfocus X-ray systems for a total of more than 80 years.

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