Omron Automation and Hartfiel Automation Welcome New Partnership

March 2, 2020

Omron Automation Americas and Hartfiel Automation have entered into a new business partnership. Hartfiel, with its expertise in industrial automation, will be an authorized distributor of Omron products, helping its customers in the Southeast region maximize profits with innovative automation solutions.

This partnership draws upon a strong alignment in the automation portfolios of the two companies, both of which have extensive expertise in advanced sensing, robotics and other key solution categories. As an Omron distributor, Hartfiel Automation will focus particularly on vision, collaborative robots, and industrial control solutions.

Omron looks forward to having another highly advanced partner bring our technologies and solutions to the Southeast market. “We appreciate Hartfiel’s proven success in the automation industry, and we know their knowledge and expertise will add value to our offerings,” says Mark Sadie, Vice President of Sales at Omron Automation Americas. “We look forward to expanding our business at new customers to improve lives and contribute to a better society with this collaboration.”

Chris Bernard, Hartfiel’s Regional Sales Manager, also expressed enthusiasm for the new arrangement. “This partnership will propel us into new markets and give us new ways to help our customers increase profitability,” he said.

 

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