ASI Chooses World Micro as a Franchise Partner

Summary of ASI Chooses World Micro as a Franchise Partner


World Micro is now an authorized distributor for ASI's full product line, including terminal blocks, circuit breakers, PCB modules, power supplies, and relay modules. This partnership aims to provide quality components and alternatives to Phoenix Contact, aligning both companies' commitments to customer service and automation solutions.

Parts used in the ASI Product Line:

  • Feed through terminal blocks
  • Circuit breakers
  • Custom PCB interface modules
  • Compact modular power supplies
  • High density relay modules

Roswell, GA (PRWEB) March 19, 2010

World Micro has become authorized to distribute ASIs entire range of products, including feed through terminal blocks, circuit breakers, custom PCB interface modules, compact modular power supplies, and high density relay modules.

ASIs commitment to our customers has always been to insure that we have quality products and the needs of our customers addressed. World Micros position as a leader in quality and their commitment to customer service dovetails with ASIs, objectives commented Chuck Doan, ASIs National Sales Manager.

We are thrilled at the opportunities presented by this agreement and our ability to provide alternatives and crosses to Phoenix Contact. We have a strong, proven commitment to quality, and are always striving to address the needs and requirements of our customers. ASI has a long history of providing quality components, and we are proud to add them to our list of partners, said Daniel McMillen, World Micros Director of Supplier Business Development.

About ASI – ASI is a Pennsylvania based manufacturer and supplier of over 7,000 internationally approved electrical and electronic components used in automation applications such as industrial computers and controllers, machinery, manufacturing and processing systems and plant controls. http://www.asi-ez.com

About World Micro – World Micro is a global electronics distribution company. Since, 1995, World Micro has helped Purchasing and Engineering Departments at leading OEM, EMS, and ODM companies research, design, source, stock, procure, inventory, and manage board level components, embedded computing products and military/aerospace specialty hardware. World Micro is headquartered in Roswell, Georgia. http://www.worldmicro.com

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Quick Solutions to Questions related to ASI and World Micro Partnership:

  • What products does World Micro distribute from ASI?
    World Micro distributes feed through terminal blocks, circuit breakers, custom PCB interface modules, compact modular power supplies, and high density relay modules.
  • Can customers find alternatives to Phoenix Contact through this agreement?
    Yes, the agreement allows World Micro to provide alternatives and crosses to Phoenix Contact.
  • Does ASI focus on automation applications?
    Yes, ASI supplies components used in automation applications such as industrial computers, controllers, machinery, manufacturing systems, and plant controls.
  • Where is World Micro headquartered?
    World Micro is headquartered in Roswell, Georgia.
  • How long has World Micro been operating since 1995?
    Since 1995, World Micro has helped purchasing and engineering departments research, design, source, stock, procure, inventory, and manage components.
  • Who commented on the alignment of objectives between the two companies?
    Chuck Doan, ASIs National Sales Manager, commented that their objectives dovetail with World Micros position as a leader in quality.
  • What types of companies does World Micro serve?
    World Micro serves leading OEM, EMS, and ODM companies.
  • Does ASI have internationally approved components?
    Yes, ASI is a manufacturer and supplier of over 7,000 internationally approved electrical and electronic components.

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