Odyssey Announces New European Repair Facility

Mar 6, 2020


in the center of the RF universe, Nijmegen Netherlands


Nijmegen, Mar 5, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - The world's largest dedicated RF, DC and Microwave Repair Company, Odyssey Technical Solutions, is celebrating its 20th anniversary with the opening of a new repair facility in Netherlands to serve its growing clientele in Europe.

The new hub which will facilitate faster turnarounds for European customers is conveniently located in Nijmegen, popularly known as the "RF center of gravity", on the Novio Tech campus next to NXP and Ampleon. It is also housed in what was historically Philips' first volume production facility for solid-state germanium diodes and transistors. Odyssey will support all equipment from the major semiconductor toolmakers and OEMs within the RF, DC and microwave space.

The new European location is made possible through a partnership with Klaus Werner, Manager and Founder of pinkRF and Chairman of the solid-state RF energy section within the International Microwave Power Institute (IMPI). Explaining the motivation for establishing a new facility in the European continent, Company President, Jim Plourde said: "Odyssey U.S. has been doing repairs for European customers for many years, but logistically a location made sense in Europe as the business grew. In addition, many of the European customers have a global footprint, we can now offer a centralized approach to services and support worldwide. We are aligning our service locations with our global customers."

Odyssey Technical Solutions is a US-based company launched in 2000 by friends, Jim Plourde and Eric Nail. Since that time, the company has expanded further afield to Singapore in 2005 and now to The Netherlands. Guided by their motto, "You're not just another customer, we're not just another repair company" Odyssey has developed a reputation for reliability and delivering high-quality repairs. The company boasts a track record of over 60,000 successful repairs including 1000 repairable items from 45+ OEMs. In fact, a recent US survey revealed that over 80% of their customers consider them their best or one of their best vendors.

Odyssey (EU) Netherlands officially opens the doors to its new facility in March 2020, and operations are in full swing. For further information visit www.odysseyrf.eu or contact [email protected]
US www.odysseyrf.com Singapore www.odysseyrf-sg.com


About the company

Odyssey is US Veteran owned repair facility specializing in RF, DC, and microwave (Semi and Industrial) applications. In the 20 years since its inception, Odyssey boasts over 60,000 successful repairs. They have operations in Singapore and Europe.


Media contact: Klaus Werner (EU)
Email: [email protected]www.odysseyrf.eu

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