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Crushing and screening equipment manufacturer McCloskey International, Keene, Ontario, has continued its expansion over the past three years, with close to 35 percent growth overall, increased market share, major investments in its manufacturing facilities and the introduction of a new division, the company says. In lockstep with this growth was the addition of more than 30 dealers to the global distribution network.
The new Manufacturing Center of Excellence is set to open its doors at the Granville Industrial Estates in Dungannon, Northern Ireland in April to house additional production for the McCloskey range. The new site will deliver increased assembly and production space for the crushers, screeners and stackers, as well as the new washing systems range. The new 120,000 square foot building and site represent a $8 million investment into the business, and is expected to deliver a 50 percent increase in production over the next three years.
The new site will also house the production for new business division McCloskey Washing Systems (MWS), focused on washing and classifying across multiple applications. The new unit designs and manufactures a full range of mobile, modular and static material and mineral washing equipment.
Also contributing to the company's growth has been its commitment to after sales service and support. Two new Parts Hubs have recently opened their doors to serve customers around the world, one in the U.S., and the other in Northern Ireland. The 3,000 square foot parts and service depot in Milwaukee offers same day air or ground dispatch throughout the Americas, while the 10,000 square foot facility in Coalisland, County Tyrone serves Europe and an expanding worldwide market. The dedicated sites allow for expedited delivery of parts regardless of physical location.
McCloskey has also expanded to support its crusher business with the acquisition of Milwaukee Crusher, based in Racine, Wisconsin. The site serves as a dedicated crusher repair facility, with the ability to rebuild and repair all makes of crusher, portable and stationary, as well as provide expert crushing system analysis and advice.
"Accelerating sales of our equipment show that the quality, reliability and durability of McCloskey products is increasingly recognized around the world and important to our customers," says John O'Neill, vice president of sales for McCloskey International. "As important for McCloskey is the relationship after the deal is done, and the opening of facilities to continue to support our customers with parts and service allows us to provide both quickly and effectively."
"Three years ago we had 65 dealers, and our goal was to grow to close to 100,” Paschal McCloskey, president and CEO of McCloskey International says. “We have achieved that goal, and continue to work to expand our reach, and our markets worldwide. There have been many contributors to our success, but one of the greatest is the loyalty of our customers worldwide. Their commitment to our products is the engine behind our growth. "
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