Epson Expands Western U.S. Reach by Partnering with Heitek Automation

Epson Robots has signed Heitek Automation, a distributor of automation products and solutions, as an official distributor of Epson Robots automation solutions.

Heitek caters to a range of customers in the medical machine building, automotive, semi-conductor, packaging, industrial laundry, food and beverage, printing, and machine integration industries in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah.

With an uptick of automation across the Western region, Epson’s partnership brings exceptional value and easy-to-integrate solutions to meet the automation needs of Heitek’s customers.

Dan Heiling, CEO, Heitek Automation, says: “Heitek Automation is committed to helping customers achieve the best automation solutions for even the most challenging tasks with the guidance and expertise of our team and partners.

“At Heitek, we aim to develop, design, fulfill, and support customers as they seek to improve manufacturing and production efficiency and productivity while reducing costs.

“Our partnership with Epson Robots has played a huge role in executing customers’ automation goals and has contributed to new opportunities and growth across our regions.”

Heitek offers the complete lineup of award-winning Epson Robots automation products, including the extensive portfolio of SCARA, 6-Axis robots and integrated solutions.

Epson’s range of high-performance, easy-to-use industrial robots combined with Heitek’s automation expertise offers the Western region simple to integrate solutions for machine, integration, or MRO applications.

Tom Versfelt, vice president of channel and commercial sales, Epson America, says: “Epson recognizes Heitek Automation’s dedication in providing excellent customer service and superior value for automation projects, making them an ideal partner for our robot solutions.

“Heitek’s knowledge and expertise to solve automation challenges combined with Epson’s high-performance robotic solutions contributes to the overall vision of a world made better through automation.”