Buffalo, NY-based Buffalo Wire Works and Honeybrook, PA-based Kemper Equipment have announced their new partnership designed to service the needs of the aggregate, mining, and industrial markets in the New Jersey, Delaware and eastern Pennsylvania regions.

Buffalo Wire Works, a manufacturer of screening media, has been in operation for more than 134 years. Buffalo Wire Works has strategic locations across the country, including Buffalo, NY, Fitchburg, MA, Birmingham, AL, and Ft. Wayne, IN.

Constantly striving to exceed the growing market demands, Dominic Nasso, executive vice president of sales of Buffalo Wire, said, “The partnership creates significant value for customers, and delivers a superior level of personalized service, unmatched in the industry.”

Kemper Equipment has been a full-service supplier in the aggregate and industrial markets for more than 22 years.

Greg Donecker, vice president of Sales at Kemper Equipment, believes that the partnership will provide “quality and effectiveness with a strong commitment of support … making the team a predominant player and household name in the marketplace.”

Buffalo Wire Works complete line of screening media includes wire cloth, perforated plate, urethane, rubber, circular screens and a full line of accessories. This complemented with Kemper Equipment’s customer service and industry knowledge, complete the full-service offering as a world-class supplier to the industry.

For more information, call Buffalo Wire Works at 716/826-4666 or Kemper Equipment at 610/273-2066.

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