New Yorker Electronics has vastly expanded its lineup of relays and contactors with its new distribution agreement with manufacturer Churod Electronics, specialists in the design and production of power and signal relays. Headquartered in Dongguan, China, Churod Electronics is a global developer and manufacturer of relay products.
Established in 2006, Churod’s current lineup includes several dozen series and over 1,000 individual parts. Primary applications include automotive, home appliance, industrial and renewable energy. The company
Source: New Yorker Electronics has two factories in China with offices in Asia and North America.
“This agreement ensures we have a high-quality, state-of-the-art options for power and signal relays. I am confident our joint venture while be a major benefit to our customers while we expand the availability through our worldwide distribution,” said Barry Slivka, president of New Yorker Electronics.
“I am thrilled to be working with New Yorker,” said Todd LaLonde, director of Churod Americas. “They are a nimble player with a broad geographic reach as well as excellent product knowledge. New Yorker is a very welcome partner to Churod’s operations in North America.”
Equipped with internal laboratories on multiple campuses, all Churod products are certified by CQC, CCC, TUV, VDE and cUL. Churod also has an annual relay output exceeding 500 million pieces. Established in 2006, the firm conducts operations with a workforce of 1,100 skilled employees.
As a franchise distributor, New Yorker Electronics supplies Churod Electronics’ full line of relays and contactors, and soon Churod-manufactured semiconductor products and sensors.
