Restek and LECO Expand Collaboration
Restek Corporation and LECO have agreed an expanded collaboration that will allow LECO customers access to a core set of Restek consumables.
Restek Corporation and LECO have agreed an expanded collaboration that will allow LECO customers access to a core set of Restek consumables. The deal will see a streamlining of customer setups offering the convenience of a combined package.
LECO customers will be able to purchase consumables directly with their instrument, said Lorne Fell, Separation Science Product Manager at LECO. “We understand the importance of reliable consumables for accurate results and know that Restek products provide the utmost quality and ISO 9001 certification. We’re excited to partner with them on this venture,” he added.
“LECO has been a strong partner for Restek for a number of years, and we are very pleased to further strengthen and expand our relationship globally,” said Becky Wittrig, Restek VP of Sales.
For more information about LECO Corporation, please visit www.leco.com, and for more information about Restek Corporation, please visit www.restek.com
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