Switzerland's Wantong officially announced the acquisition of IPS company located in New Jersey, USA. This acquisition will help further strengthen the industrial presence of Swiss Wantong Handheld Raman.

The key point that this acquisition can achieve is the joint commitment of American IPS and Swiss Wantong to deliver on time and strictly control product quality to users. At the same time, IPS promises to continue to adhere to the principle that newly developed products must meet market demand.

IPS CEO John Connolly emphasized that this acquisition has brought IPS broader sales channels and stronger financial support. The values and optimistic spirit emanating from the technical personnel and business operators of Swiss Wantong have left a deep impression on people, and I am looking forward to working with them. Dieter Strohm, Executive Vice President and Technical Officer of Swiss Wantong, emphasized that IPS will continue its previous business and report all affairs directly to the Swiss headquarters.

Founded by engineer Bertold Suhner in 1943, Swiss company Wanton is now one of the manufacturers of chemical analysis instruments. Swiss Wantong is an instrument company that can provide various ion analysis services. In addition, the business of Swiss Wantong also covers complete solutions including near-infrared/Raman spectrometers, software, Dosilicon liquid systems, and laboratory automation. Swiss Wantong is 100% owned by the Swiss Wantong Foundation and has established over 120 branches or distributors. Users can obtain professional application technology and after-sales service.

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IPS Corporation is the world's largest manufacturer of Raman spectroscopy laser diode components, supplying most of the OEM companies in the market. The company was founded in 2003, and its product range ranges from simple diodes to OEM electrical modules, even providing customers with complete customized systems.

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