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"Siepla feeling is that transformers are considered increasingly that not all peripherals are essential for processing"
Interview with Josep García, director of Ventas de Ingeniería Siepla
25/07/2013
The recent study conducted by universal plastics / Interempresas and peripherals for plastics providers mark a decrease in sales from 2012 to 2011. What is your feeling? What do you think will occur over the next year?
Siepla feeling is that transformers are considered increasingly that not all peripherals are essential for your process, only are large transformers which require all these teams to continue the automation of its production processes, and remain even more competitive.
By 2013, we think the trend will be the same, large transformers will continue buying and the rest will consume your essential, mainly due to political and economic uncertainty that still passes through Spain.
By his experience in the sale of peripheral equipment what is what most demand now a transformer when you want to buy a team? It has thus always been or notice changes in the demands of the buyer?
Which currently demand a transformer to Siepla when you request a computer is price with energy savings.
We think that they previously relied on your usual supplier. Currently they have lots of information and look for equipment whose performance considered are those that need, but at a price more economic.
