Sandvik’s new Philippines distributor

Inframachineries is Sandvik Construction’s new distributor for the mobile crushing and screening product range for the Philippines. Inframachineries will supply a comprehensive range of Sandvik mobile equipment and provide full aftermarket care, spare parts and dedicated customer service. Sandvik says customers throughout the Philippines will now be able to benefit from even greater levels of support through Inframachineries.
July 1, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Eamonn Hurson from Sandvik Construction with the management team from Inframachinieres at bauma 2013
Inframachineries is 2403 Sandvik Construction’s new distributor for the mobile crushing and screening product range for the Philippines.

Inframachineries will supply a comprehensive range of Sandvik mobile equipment and provide full aftermarket care, spare parts and dedicated customer service.

Sandvik says customers throughout the Philippines will now be able to benefit from even greater levels of support through Inframachineries.

Inframachineries is a well-established company within the Philippines, with offices, workshops and service engineers operating within the territory. When required, Inframachineries will also be able to obtain additional support from Sandvik Construction’s regional office located in Muntinlupa City.

“We are sure that the combination of Sandvik equipment and global aftermarket support, together with the local knowledge and industry expertise of Inframachineries, will enable Sandvik customers throughout the area to benefit from a winning combination,” said Herbert Buder, global distributor manager for Sandvik Construction.

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