Cemen Tech has expanded its dealer network to include Komatsu Equipment Company and Reynolds-Warren Equipment Company.

Cemen Tech has announced agreements with two major construction equipment dealerships in the United States to sell and service the company's full line of volumetric concrete mixing equipment. The new dealers are:

• Komatsu Equipment Company — 11 locations in Nevada, Utah and Wyoming
• Reynolds-Warren Equipment Company — Two locations in Georgia

"The demand for direct control over concrete scheduling, quality and quantity, is growing as more customers understand the practical benefits of volumetric concrete mixing," said Connor Deering, CEO/president of Cemen Tech. "Each of these new partnerships represents regional demand and a connection to established businesses serving road and bridge construction, transportation, and industrial and commercial construction — all large-scale markets benefiting from volumetric concrete mixing."

Reynolds-Warren serves Georgia, a state benefiting from increasing levels of infrastructure investment and overall growth. The dealership specializes in asphalt and roadbuilding equipment — a natural fit for Cemen Tech.

"Concrete plays a critical role in Georgia's growing transportation infrastructure — we see a great opportunity for customers to optimize their concrete operations, especially in maintenance/repair operations and local roadwork," said Dan Dwyer, vice president, Reynolds-Warren.

Nevada, Utah and Wyoming each fit the current mold of growing western states with steady construction demand and job growth, and Komatsu Equipment Company serves all major construction markets in the region.

"We see large-scale deployments of this technology benefiting our larger construction, governmental and industrial customers, while providing other customers serving more specific markets such as landscaping and utility construction new ways to serve clients and grow their business," said Joel Cook, vice president of sales, Komatsu Equipment Company.

For more information, visit www.CemenTech.com or www.ACCU-POUR.com.

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