SUMIDA Chooses TBH: A Customer Experience from Lehesten

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SUMIDA is an internationally active company founded in 1956 that develops and manufactures coil-related components and modules for electronic applications. The company has development, sales, and production sites around the world. In Germany, Lehesten is one of these locations.

Especially in industrial and electronic applications, it is not only technical performance data that counts in everyday use, but above all reliability and ease of use. SUMIDA highlights precisely these points in customer feedback regarding TBH.

“The TBH device is very reliable and very user-friendly to operate. If we were to purchase another device, we would turn to TBH again.”

The feedback comes from Anita Rockermair, SUMIDA, Lehesten location.

For TBH, such statements are particularly valuable because they come from practical application. They demonstrate what matters in the day-to-day operations of many companies: reliable technology, ease of use, and solutions that prove their worth in long-term use.

Would you like to learn more about which filter and extraction solution is right for your application? Then contact TBH.

Note: This testimonial dates from 2017 and was previously published on our website. The customer testimonial has been editorially revised for the blog.

 

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