Univet Confirms Its Presence At Spie Photonics West 2011
Online, December 23, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Founded in 1997 by engineer Armando Portesi, nowadays Univet operates in five continents and it gets ready to conquer a new space in the American market.
In this occasion Univet will show the full range of protective devices against laser radiations. A complete line that meets different operator's needs with products such as the 5X7 model with SoftPadTM technology, designed to be worn over corrective glasses, and the 546 model, lightweight, comfortable and modern in design, studied for patient protection.
According to a new internationalization strategy of the company and considering the positive results in the rest of the American continent, Univet plans a forceful presence in the U.S.A. market. Step by step, in 2010 Univet obtained ANSI certification through a local agency, visited potential new distributors and took part in three important events: SPIE Photonics West 2010, ASLMS 2010, annual meeting of the American Society for Laser Medicine & Surgery and NSC 2010, National Safety Congress &Expo.
Univet appears on the US market with high quality products, in accordance with the strict requirements demanded by European and International regulations. Thanks to its flexibility, nowadays Univet is among the few companies in the world that can offer complete lines of magnification systems and safety eyewear in so diversified sectors.
Univet exports its products to more than fifty Countries all over the world, with an export quota equaling 50% of its annual sales. Paolo Portesi, General Manager, explains the reasons of choosing the US market:
"The US market is very interesting: generated by a culture particularly attentive to safety at work, offers to companies like Univet new scopes and opportunities for growing. A market to explore and learn, where the quality of Univet products can do the difference. Every device developed by Univet is the combined results of scientific research, care of details and 100% Italian design, which is always highly valued and sought by the American market."