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Pumps, Vacuum pumps
News Release from: Mono Pumps
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 30 August 2004
New appointment gives Beijing boost to
Mono
Mono Pumps has expanded the personnel at its office in Beijing, China, with the appointment of Alan Chen as Internal Application Support Engineer, plus established a stock holding plant in Shanghai
Mono Pumps has expanded the personnel at its office in Beijing, China, with the appointment of Alan Chen as Internal Application Support Engineer Alan joins the existing staff at the office, which was established 18 months ago to provide dedicated sales, technical and aftermarket support to the growing list of Mono customers in the Chinese market
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 13 Jan 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Alan's appointment will enable Mono to provide more rapid response to enquiries from customers in this region, and his local industry knowledge will further improve the level of service available to those customers.
Mono has also underlined its commitment to the strategically important Chinese market with the recent opening of its new assembly and stock holding plant in Shanghai.
As the first major European manufacturer of progressing cavity pumps and macerating equipment to take this significant step, Mono is now able to offer its Chinese customers a locally based assembly, service and support capability, which allows them to benefit from significantly reduced lead times, enhanced aftermarket services and improved spares supply.
Based in a 6,000 sq mtr complex belonging to the Mono parent company, National Oilwell, the new facility will initially focus on supporting customers in the water and wastewater sectors, and future plans will allow the facility to expand and extend the scope of its services into the chemical, pulp and paper sectors.
Mono has also emphasised its commitment to the Shanghai region with the appointment of William Tan who brings considerable industry experience to his new role as Regional Manager, Environmental Industry.
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