Repair Zone News

York Repair, located in Bay City, Michigan, would like to announce the launch of its new division, Repairzone.com. The website catalogs all of its surplus industrial automation equipment for sale to any potential customer at a fraction of the price of buying new. Repaizone.com also has an industry first exchange program, where you can trade defective equipment for a remanufactured item in its stock. This gives the customer even more savings and potentially eliminating down time due to faulting equipment. It is also a porthole the customer uses to ship its defective equipment where “high quality” repair services are performed in house by skilled technicians and then tested and shipped back. The website inventory touts more than 12000 items which includes servo motors, drives and power supplies, PLC modules, electronic circuit boards and parts, standard motors and drives, tools, mechanical equipment and other electronic automation equipment. Company President Kevin Krupp hopes, “Repairzone will be a tool to help serve existing customers and to bring the world a little closer to us”. “ In a few short weeks”, Krupp says,” the site has already helped new customers in North Carolina, Texas, and California get out of potential binds by quickly expediting product needs to these further reaching companies”. On a global scale, they are now working with companies in Israel, France, and China. Lightning in a bottle, anyone? Printed on 10/19/2009 By The Saginaw News