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15/07/2019

Aspectra Expands UK & Ireland Operations

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Aspectra has expanded its operations in the UK & Ireland.

In April, Aspectra took on the role of distributor for TVLogic in the UK & Ireland. TVLogic offers one of the widest range of broadcast HD and 4K monitors, as well as NexToDI memory back-up systems and IS-Mini LUT boxes for colour management.

Aspectra further strengthened its UK operation with the appointment of Stefan Czich as UK sales manager. Stefan has over 20 years' experience in the industry, including the introduction of TVLogic to the UK during his time at Pyser. Stefan said: "I am delighted to join Aspectra and continue the support of TVLogic as well as furthering the growth of our other great brands. camRade protective bags and camera covers are already well-known and our Camgear tripod systems are growing in popularity every day."

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