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FANUC CNC America changes name

Written by  Mary Del Ciancio September 24, 2010
FANUC CNC America Corporation officially changed its name to FANUC FA America Corporation, representing the factory automation division of FANUC Ltd. Japan.

"FANUC FA America Corporation more accurately represents the company direction and relationship to our customers..." said Tomoaki Ishibe, president, FANUC FA America Corporation. "The name change to FANUC FA America reinforces our representation of FA in the Americas market."

As a subsidiary of FANUC LTD., FANUC FA America is the exclusive provider of FANUC CNC systems and solutions in the Americas. FANUC FA America provides a one-stop shop for comprehensive CNC solutions, including control systems, engineering, parts, and repair and factory automation solutions.
www.fanucamerica.com
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