Superior Industries seeks to meet new dealers at bauma 2013

Superior Industries, which claims to be North America’s only combination manufacturer of conveyor systems and their related accessories, has said it plans to pursue new international dealer candidates at bauma 2013. It is asking dealers interested in distributing its brand of conveying equipment and/or conveyor components to complete a pre-show questionnaire at superior-ind.com/bauma.
January 28, 2013 Read time: 1 min
2979 Superior Industries, which claims to be North America’s only combination manufacturer of conveyor systems and their related accessories, has said it plans to pursue new international dealer candidates at bauma 2013.

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“After submitting the application, a representative from the company’s international dealer exploration team will contact interested firms to set up face-to-face meetings at the exhibition,” says the company.

Currently, Superior says it is seeking to build new dealer relationships with companies outside the United States and Canada.

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