Sesotec Canada’s move provides base for further growth

Sesotec Canada is expanding rapidly and the premises available in Cambridge became too small to cope. For this reason the company made the decision to move to Guelph, some 75 km south-west of Toronto. Situated only one hour’s drive from Canada’s largest airport in Toronto, the new location at 275 Hanlon Creek Boulevard Unit 3 provides enough space for offices, a meeting room and a showroom with demo equipment. Metal detection, x-ray inspection, and checkweighing systems will be available for product testing and customer training. In addition, the new location also houses on-site spare parts storage, making it possible to quickly support customers with a range of services.
 

Doug Pedersen, Director of Sales Sesotec Canada, said: “Sesotec Canada aims to better meet the needs of the food, plastics and recycling industries. We possess the technological and application-specific expertise to detect foreign materials and help companies produce safe products that are free of contaminants. This ensures that both consumers and the brand image are safely protected. Sesotec has thousands of systems for contaminant detection and sorting installed around the world, making it one of the leading manufacturers and the only one to offer such a broad and flexible range of products.”
 
For over 40 years, Sesotec has been working in close cooperation with customers from very different industries and using innovative and reliable technologies to develop practical, cost-efficient solutions for product inspection, metal detection and materials sorting in the food, plastics and recycling industries.