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FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE
CONTACT:
Michael Feldstein, Surface Technology, Inc.
Galkim
Finishing Technologies to distribute Surface Technology, Inc. Products
in Turkey and neighboring countries TRENTON,
NJ, September 10, 2002 -- Surface Technology, Inc., a world recognized
leader in electroless nickel products has established an exclusive
distributor arrangement with Galkim Finishing Technologies of Istanbul,
Turkey. Galkim will distribute
Surface Technology, Inc.’s electroless nickel products in Turkey and
neighboring countries. The
two companies have worked together since 1999. Surface
Technology, Inc. offers a full line of proprietary electroless
nickel plating solutions and coating services.
All solutions are formulated to the strictest specifications
for quality and consistency and are available in NiPLATETM and ADDPLATETM systems. Solutions
are formulated to meet the precise needs and convenience of customers,
including unique variations ideal for export. These solutions are sold directly to end users
as well as to distributors in the U.S. and around the world. To
compliment its line of plating solutions, Surface Technology, Inc.
offers a wide array of pretreatment and waste-treatment chemicals,
palladium and non-noble
metal catalysts; promoters; conditioner (wetter) systems for plating
on plastics, glass and printed circuit boards, nickel sulfate
and sodium hypophosphite, nickel strippers including non-cyanide EN strippers for both iron and copper substrates, plating
equipment and supplies, and consulting services and contract research
and development projects. Surface Technology, Inc. holds more than seventy-five U.S. and foreign patents, which have helped establish STI’s global reputation as an innovative leader in the metal finishing industry. This strength has resulted in over twenty-five license agreements with companies in the U.S. and abroad including: Allied-Kelite; Atotech; Electrochemicals; Enthone-OMI; OMG Fidelity Chemical; Hitachi; IBM; Lea Ronal; MacDermid; Olin Hunt; Roehlen Industries; Schering; Shipley, Sirius Technology, and Uyemura.
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