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|Articles|July 7, 2007

Arnel Opens Office in Thailand

Arnel Inc. recently the opening of its new sales office in Bangkok, Thailand.

Arnel Inc. (Parlin, New Jersey) recently the opening of its new sales office in Bangkok, Thailand. The office will feature consultation facilities and appropriate demonstration equipment as well as house administrative personnel in support of Asian operations. ?Providing local level sales and support for our customers has always been a top priority at Arnel? said Clarence Wentzel, president of Arnel. ?With the opening of our new office in Bangkok we will not only be able to demonstrate the wide variety of products we offer but also offer the expertise to better assist customers throughout Southeast Asia.? he noted.Arun Kanchanawat has joined Arnel and has been named the General Manager of the new office. ?We are pleased to welcome Arun to Arnel and are extremely excited about the wealth of chromatography experience and management knowledge that he brings to the organization? stated Mr. Wentzel. Mr. Kanchanawat was previously employed by the PerkinElmer Corporation and held various positions within the company, most recently as country manager for Thailand, Indonesia, and Indochina countries.About Arnel: Arnel Inc. was established in 1982 and is a technology company with expertise in sample handling, plus diverse trace and percent level chromatographic analysis. The company offers a wide variety of products and services to the petroleum, petrochemical, environmental, food and beverage markets. It has a unique marketing agreement with the PerkinElmer Corp (NYSE: PKI) and several other technology related companies.


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