CW Machine Worx Ltd. continues to build its distribution network and is currently seeking dealers to represent its U.S. engineered and manufactured products in Texas. CW Machine Worx is the engineering, fabrication and manufacturing arm of Company Wrench Ltd.

The company has a fully-accredited, licensed, professional engineering staff on board; a team of fabricators with many capabilities; and multi-certified welders.

In its 15,000 sq. ft. fabrication facility, CW Machine Worx uses the latest in CAD software to assist in the design and engineering of boom and stick conversions, counterweight assemblies and multiple engineered high reach and long reach products to meet customer needs.

Although the company specializes in conversion services, it has created many products that it manufactures. One example is the diesel HAWC/Dust Destroyer — a self-contained dust-suppression unit, which has multiple uses in a cross section of market segments. Other products include the patented CP100 Mag combo, 2nd Member hammer bracket and dual pin boom. CW Machine Worx has the means to provide specialty items to fit almost any need in the scrap, demolition and construction industries, according to the company.

CW Machine Worx’s full product line includes:

• High reach conversions

• Long reach conversions

• Custom booms and sticks

• Material handler conversions

• Hybridizations

• Dust suppression

For more information, call Hugh Gordon 740-808-3130 or email [email protected].

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