Seppi M. USA sales staff.

The mulching equipment manufacturer Seppi M. to introduce new distribution and sales organization.

New faces

Customers of the mulcher and crusher manufacturer SEPPI M. will find a refreshed sales team at CONEXPO 2017. The new faces, who have joined the team recently, are well known among insiders. Ben Carlson out of Minnesota and Craig Miracle out of Ohio are the new factory representatives for the USA. Both have previous experience within the industry. They are good listeners and are there to help customers, across the USA.

New US distribution center

This is not the only change that the Italy based company is undertaking to improve the customer service throughout the country. Starting with march 2017 the company is shipping parts and mulching equipment out of a central warehouse located in Ohio. This will allow SEPPI M. to provide superior support to their customers throughout the country. Dealers will be able to react quickly to their customers' requests for products and support.

New models

With the introduction of the new staff and a new distribution center, SEPPI M. is also presenting new models developed especially for the US market. Two models will be launched at CONEXPO 2017: The MINIFORST cl, a powerful and weight-optimized skid steer forestry mulcher for loaders between 70 and 120 HP and the STARSOIL 2SPEED a revolutionary all in one crusher-tiller-mulcher that will mulch, grind and crush up almost anything. Both will be introduced to the market for the first time.

For more information, visit seppi.com

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