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IBL Löttechnik with new website and new location in Forchheim

Since November, vapour phase soldering system manufacturer IBL Löttechnik GmbH has been presenting itself with a completely new website and a new company location in Forchheim near Nuremberg. The company is taking this step in response to the growing market for vapour phase soldering technology. With its website and additional company headquarters, IBL is consistently looking to the future with the aim of offering its customers worldwide even more efficient processes, transparent service and sustainable soldering technologies.

The new website presents a modern look with a clear structure, expanded information on product lines, technologies and services, and optimised user guidance for international visitors.

‘Customers, partners and interested parties can quickly access technical details about our soldering systems, application examples and news about vapour phase technology,’ explains Olaf Cieply, Global Sales Manager at IBL GmbH, describing the new online presence.

In addition to product and company information, users can always expect to find news about applications and technical details on the vapour phase soldering process on the website.

‘We will continuously expand the content with interesting information. The aim is to develop our website into an international information hub for vapour phase soldering,’ Cieply continues.

At the same time, IBL has moved into its additional headquarters in Forchheim. The spacious location combines administration, development, production and application laboratory under one roof, creating ideal conditions for further growth. Modern production areas, expanded testing and demonstration facilities and short communication channels characterise the Forchheim location.

‘Thanks to its central location and good connections to the international airports in Munich and Frankfurt am Main, IBL is now closer to its national and international customers,’ says Cieply happily.

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