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News Release from: Flir Systems
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Team on 31 May 2006
Beynon aims to develop the East
Booming UK demand for Flir Systems' ThermoVision and ThermaCAM infra-red cameras has resulted in a redefinition of sales territories.
Thanks to continual product development and investment in R and D that last year topped $51.5 million, Flir Systems now has the widest choice of cameras available on the market The company now produces as many cameras per month as it did per year in the 1990s
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 29 Jun 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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More than any other manufacturer, Flir Systems reckons it has made infra-red accessible and affordable to the wider engineering community and the success of this formula is certainly borne out in increased sales.
In the UK booming demand for Flir Systems' ThermoVision and ThermaCAM infra-red cameras has resulted in a redefinition of sales territories to incorporate a new Area Sales Manager.
Filling that role is Steve Beynon who is now responsible for the East of England, an area that is bordered in the north by Lincolnshire and Yorkshire and in the south by the northern Home Counties.
His base is Northampton.
Beynon brings considerable experience in quality assurance to his new post having spent several years involved in silicon chip inspection.
"Flir Systems is a world class company and a good employer, I am excited by the opportunity to develop the infra-red market for Flir in the East of England", says Beynon. Request free introductory details about products from Flir Systems ...
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