Finland-based equipment maker Allu Group has announced Igarreta Maquinas as its new distributor in Argentina. The company will supply the full range of Allu Transformer and Soil Stabilization equipment and provide aftermarket care, spare parts and customer service throughout Argentina.
Buenos Aires-based Igarreta Maquinas also is Komatsu’s official distributor in the country. Allu says the company has placed an emphasis on developing long-term partnership relationships with its customers, with continual training and development of its employees being a key to its success. Igarreta Maquinas has offices, workshops and service engineers located throughout Argentina, and “the company has since its foundation in 1999 successfully serviced the requirements of the Argentinean construction, mining and forestry industries,” according to Allu.
Allu equipment buyers in Argentina will have local support provided by Igarreta Maquinas plus, when the need arises, round the clock support from Allu’s head office in Finland.
“We are sure that the combination of Allu equipment and global aftermarket support, together with the local knowledge and industry expertise of Igarreta Maquinas will enable Allu customers throughout Argentina to benefit from a winning combination,” says Marjut Lindroos, group marketing manager of Allu Group.
Allu Group says its attachments are designed to operate in demanding environments on a variety of materials. The company, which has been manufacturing attachments for more than 30 years, now has seven regional offices and distributes to more than 30 countries.
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