Dortronics names Vihon Associates as new manufacturer’s sales representative for Southeast
Vihon Associates will represent Dortronics in Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi

Dortronics Inc. announced a new manufacturers rep for its line of access control solutions. Effective as of March 1st, Vihon Associates of Roswell, GSA and Tullahoma, TN will represent Dortronics in Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi.

“Vihon has the experience and resources to strengthen our current business relationships in the region and also bring us new opportunities,” said Bryan Sanderford, National Sales Manager, Dortronics Systems, Inc. “We look forward to the expanded presence this new relationship will bring.”

In business since 1973, Vihon Associates places a strong emphasis on supporting its customers through product knowledge, training and customer service. They are actively involved with the region’s authorised dealers, distributors, installers, architects, engineers, designers, consultants and systems integrators on behalf of the manufacturer.

“The Dortronics access control line fits in well with our line card and we are confident we can help them become the leading supplier in the region,” said Greg Vihon, Partner, Vihon Associates. “They are the right choice for us and for our customers.”

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