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    TTI signs Europe-wide deal with Panasonic Electric Works

    11/12/2012
    Adds key ranges of safety, high-frequency, and power relays plus sensors, connectors, and switches

    TTI has upgraded its existing relationship with Panasonic Electric Works, enabling TTI to deliver Panasonic's entire EU product portfolio of electromechanical, solid state, and PhotoMOS relays, as well as connectors, switches, and sensors on a Europe-wide basis. Notable product ranges include SF safety relays, RS high-frequency relays, and ADW and APF power relays. Panasonic Electric Works supplies high-quality electronic and electromechanical components and automation products for industrial applications. Headquartered in Holzkirchen, Germany, Panasonic Electric Works has over 35 years experience in developing new generations of ever-more efficient and economical relays in cooperation with its European customers. Commented Andreas Deisenrieder, General Manager Sales Germany & European Distribution, Panasonic Electric Works Europe AG, "The new, enhanced agreement is the result of the outstanding cooperation we have achieved with TTI's highly professional sales team in Europe and the exceptional support of its managers." Added Ronald Velda, TTI's Supplier Marketing Director Europe for Connector and Electromechanical Components, "We have built an excellent relationship with Panasonic covering their passive components, and are therefore very pleased to extend the successful partnership with Panasonic Electric Works covering their width range of high quality relays and sensors which are a perfect fit with TTI´s connector and electromechanical strategy." TTI

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