Testo Korea Opens 'Measurement Experience Center' in Pyeongtaek to Strengthen Customer Ties in Semiconductors and Manufacturing
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Testo Korea said on the 29th that it will open a 'Measurement Experience Center (Testo Business Lounge)' in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province.
The Pyeongtaek Measurement Experience Center is a strategic base near the semiconductor cluster, including Samsung Electronics' Pyeongtaek campus, the advanced manufacturing belt in southern Gyeonggi Province, and industrial complexes in the Asan and Cheonan areas.
The center supports equipment demonstrations and verification of data reliability in a real-world demo space, and provides comprehensive technical consultation, user training, and precision demonstrations.
Testo Korea announced on the 29th that it will open a 'Measurement Experience Center (Testo Business Lounge)' in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province. The purpose of the opening is to respond more closely to major advanced industrial sites.
The Pyeongtaek Measurement Experience Center is located near the semiconductor cluster that includes Samsung Electronics' Pyeongtaek campus. It is also near the advanced manufacturing belt in southern Gyeonggi Province. In addition, it is a strategic base that can provide same-day technical support and response to industrial complexes in the Asan and Cheonan areas.
Testo Korea highlighted a 'real-world demo space' as the center's biggest differentiator. The space moves away from catalog-style guidance and product-by-product displays, and is characterized by the recreation of actual industrial equipment environments.
Visiting customers can directly demonstrate equipment under conditions similar to their own sites before purchasing. They can also verify the reliability of measurement data firsthand.
The center is organized around three pillars that reflect Testo's core values: accurate measurement (MEASURE), continuous monitoring (MONITOR), and data analysis (ANALYZE). The brand message, 'We create reliable data, better environments,' is also reflected inside the center.
The center was designed so that it would not be limited to introducing standalone devices. Its defining feature is that visitors can take in and experience an integrated data management system spanning measurement, recording, analysis, and alarms.
The center will display and operate a range of flagship products, including Testo 400 and 417, HVAC/R multifunction measuring instruments; Saveris, a wireless temperature and humidity monitoring system; the 162 series; high-performance thermal imaging cameras 860i, 868, 872, and 883; and NSF-certified food measurement solutions. The exhibition areas cover temperature, humidity, air velocity, differential pressure, thermal imaging, and combustion gas.
The center will be used as an always-on touchpoint closely connected with customers. It will operate by providing comprehensive support, from technical consultation to user training and precision demonstrations.
Kim Won-seok, CEO of Testo Korea, said that because of the nature of measuring instruments, it is difficult to judge performance from specifications alone, and that the starting point for this space was to support customers in making direct measurements under conditions similar to those in actual sites and then choosing after gaining confidence from the data. He added that Pyeongtaek is a key area where advanced manufacturing sites, including semiconductors, are concentrated, and said the company plans to actively operate the space as a base for providing professional technical consultation and training as close as possible to customers.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407465
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