INJECTRONICS RELOCATES IN NZ

The new location can be found at Unit 21 / 273 Neilson Street, Onehunga, Auckland enables the technicians to work more effectively and complete repairs promptly.

Injectronics says it is a leading remanufacturer and repairer of electronic parts in the Automotive aftermarket. This year, it is celebrating 40 years of service to the industry.

With all of this experience, growth has naturally followed, and Injectronics has recently announced its relocation from its previous location in Mount Wellington, to a new and larger facility in Onehunga, New Zealand.

Injectronics says the move comes with several benefits for the company as well as its customers. Specialising in remanufacturing and repairing automotive electronic components, the company offers a wide range of services, including the remanufacturing and repair of electronic control modules (ECMs), electronic throttle bodies (ETBs), instrument clusters, and other automotive electronics, as well as a testing and validation process that can assist the trade with the sometimes difficult diagnostic processes when troubleshooting the modern vehicle.

The relocation has also enabled Injectronics to expand its range of services. With the added capacity and capabilities, Injectronics says it is now better equipped to meet the needs of its customers and provide high-quality, reliable services. The new site also provides a more modern and comfortable working environment for employees, which helps to boost productivity and job satisfaction.

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It says you can think of Aeroklas Fitment Centres as your primary destination for vehicle components, accessories, and their placement on your vehicle or fleet.

With over 27,500m2 of warehousing nationally and more than $34M spent on distribution upgrades in the last 24 months, Aeroklas Fleet has a state-of-the-art distribution network that can service your business faster.

A major advantage of the new location is that it provides Injectronics with more space, allowing the team to grow and add more experienced technicians.

With more personnel available, the company can provide faster and more efficient service to its customers. Additionally, the new facility is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, which

Overall, the expansion and relocation of Injectronics to its new facility in Onehunga, New Zealand is a positive and exciting development for the company and its customers. With increased production capacity, improved efficiency, and expanded capabilities, Injectronics says it is wellpositioned for continued growth and success in the years to come.

For more from Injectronics, visit www.injectronics.com.au