Tenma Test Equipment and Soldering Website
Posted in Web Design and Development
In the MCM/Newark merger, it was decided that the Tenma website was due for a refresh. I decided that because supporting documents, images and product data for Tenma products were able to be found on Newark and Farnell’s websites, the updated Tenma site would be high level. I put together a one-page parallax-style responsive website that touched on Tenma’s current category offering, as well as its history and where to go to buy or get support. I was even able to source an audio generator from the native line of Tenma products to show (thanks Mark)!
I saw your webpage on Tenma. Good job, but there isn’t really any “history” to speak of. I’m interested in where they started out. Were they always a Farnell company? If not, where did they start? Who launched the company and when?
Thanks
As far as I know, they were created as a private label brand of MCM Electronics, who was purchased by Premier Farnell, and is now owned by Avnet. They were started way before my time at MCM, so I’m not sure of all the details.
Hi there, I am not sure if I should put forth my inquiry but I try my luck. I bought a Tenma Semiconductor tester. I believe its from the mid 90’s. I am looking for technical documentation(schematics/service manual) for it. I cannot access the Tenma site anymore. Is there anyone in particular I could reach for the aforementioned papers?
Thank you.
They are now owned by Newark. You can contact them through their website at newark.com.