RF COM becomes Anritsu Representative in Scotland for Test Equipment & Components

RF COM becomes Anritsu Representative in Scotland for Test Equipment & Components

We are proud to announce that RF Com Ltd now have a Representative Agreement to promote and sell all solutions from Anritsu in Scotland.

The capabilities of Anritsu enhances our existing portfolio of RF, Microwave and mmWave solutions we offer to our extensive customer base in Scotland and their longstanding reputation for world class solutions means they are instantly recognisable by our clients.

This is a major milestone for the business founded more than 22 Years ago and based in Edinburgh as it completes our end to end solutions for RF and Millimetre design and test in our key sectors of Defence and Aerospace, Space and Research, Telecoms and Academia, Medical and Quantum Computing. It also adds a new area of optical test and components from the Global Manufacturer.

Ian Cains the founder of RF Com says “The Anritsu solutions absolutely match our strategy and compliment the existing group of Global companies we represent, and their solutions. This means we can continue to enhance our offering and provide support and services to our existing and new customers. Some in new sectors”

Andy Dawes the Distributor Manager for Anritsu says “The Team at RF Com has extensive knowledge of the marketplace and the technologies Anritsu support. They are a great fit and will make a measurable contribution to the success of our clients as well as helping to compete in competitive markets to the mutual benefit of our organisations”

We are proud to have been entrusted with this very long established Test & Measurement company’s reputation and look forward to many successful years in partnership.

If you want any further information on the Anritsu solutions please get in touch with the RF Com Team today. Contact me for further information – 0131 4528777 – ia*@rf***.uk

Steve Ponton

Steve helps Engineers and Scientists to identify solutions for the design of RF and Microwave Systems and Optical Systems by listening to their challenges and calling upon his extensive knowledge of suppliers and specifications to deliver technical and commercial objectives.

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