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Morris, Minnesota-based Superior Industries Inc. says La Grange, Texas-based McCourt Equipment will now carry Superior’s crushing, screening and washing equipment to offer it to its customers in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana. McCourt already offers conveyors made by Superior.
“McCourt Equipment has a long history of supporting its customers with a strong inventory, application-experienced resources and responsive service,” says John Garrison, Superior’s vice president of sales. “There’s no better partner in the South Central United States to supply and support the market with these products than McCourt Equipment.”
“Our two brands align well because we’re highly focused on the needs of our customers and energized to do the right thing for them,” says Paul McCourt, president of McCourt Equipment.
Founded in 1999, McCourt Equipment focuses on the aggregates industry and says it has “dozens of employees spread throughout the region.”
Superior says it debuted its new group of crushing, screening and washing equipment in 2016 and 2017, “after several acquisitions and some in-house design projects.” The new products joined its existing and evolving conveyor and custom plant line “to form a complete portfolio of aggregate processing and handling solutions from rock face to load out,” says the firm.
Its products now include jaw, cone and impact crushers; horizontal, inclined and grizzly feeding vibratory equipment; scrubbing, classifying, washing and dewatering solutions; and unloading, transferring and stacking conveyors.
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