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News|Articles|February 8, 2019
Mixing Dynamics Adds Italvacuum Equipment
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Mixing Dynamics has been selected as North American representative for Italvacuum dryers and pumps.
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Mixing Dynamics, Commack, NY, announced in a Feb. 1, 2019 press release that the company has been named as representative for the sales and service of vacuum dryers and vacuum pumps manufactured by Italvacuum of Turin, Italy.
Italvacuum, manufactures double cone vacuum dryers, horizontal paddle-type vacuum dryers, and vacuum tray dryers for the fine chemical and pharmaceutical industries and manufactures the Saurus line of piston-type vacuum pumps.
“The decision to select Mixing Dynamics was mainly due to their highly technical approach to sales and marketing and their existing line-up of European partners that have already been represented extremely well in North America by Mixing Dynamics,” said Dario Penco, Italvacuum’s export manager, in the press release.
“Adding Italvacuum to our portfolio of World-Class European partners further elevates our reputation for providing exceptional service and marketing resources on behalf of our partners and to our clients in North America,” said Doug Cohen, president of Mixing Dynamics in the announcement.
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