[INDUSTRY NEWS] of rental equipment services will be a new
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Chant Acquires Cumberland Equipment Line
Equipment Line, Chant is primed for growth, offering the complete equipment needs for rigging shops. “Chant Engineering is the pinnacle in
equipment manufacturing, we couldn’t be happier about Cumberland Equipment becoming a part of their product line,” said Pat Poe, President of Cumberland Sales Company. Cumberland Sales Company will continue in the wire rope and industrial sales business. The recent acquisition comes on the heels
of Chant’s facility expansion (January 2014) and partnership with Talurit AB (2012). Chant Engineering’s main objective is to keep customer service at the forefront of their business model. “Chant Engineering has had phenomenal
growth and this acquisition will only enhance our position as the premier machinery supplier to the rigging industry,” said Philip Chant. For more information, visit
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WireCo WorldGroup Acquires the Assets of Netherlands Based Endenburg B.V.
> New Britain, PA based, Chant Engineering is proud to announce the acquisition of the Cumberland Equipment Line, a division of Cumberland Sales Company (CSC), Nashville, TN.
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in the Cumberland Gantry Style Take Up Machine rated at 5,000 to 60,000lbs reeling capacity. The Cumberland Gantry Style Take Up Machine is well known for the heavy duty capabilities required for big rigging shops as un
well as provides the perfect amount of back tension n
n needed for proper wire rope spooliling. “This is a fantastic acquisition for Chant Engineering and we are very excited,” says Philip Chant, President of Chant
Engineering. “This was the one machinery line we did not make or distribute and will now enable us to be a ‘one-stop shop’ if you will.” Started in 1976, Chant Engineering has steadily developed their brand as a
diversified engineering company that designs, manufactures, services and calibrates testing machines, systems and related accessories for worldwide industrial and military customers. With the addition of the Cumberland
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> WireCo WorldGroup Inc. (WireCo), the world’s leading producer and marketer of specialty steel wire ropes and high performance synthetic ropes, announced April 16th that WireCo has acquired the majority of the assets of Endenburg B.V. (Gouda), a Netherlands based company. As part of the agreement, WireCo will establish a crane rope distribution center at the current Gouda location, called the WireCo Crane Center. Founded in 1855, Endenburg has been
a trusted name in the shipping, towing, construction and transport industry. Headquartered in Gouda, Netherlands, Endenburg supplies high quality hoisting and lifting gear including steel wire ropes, shackles and high performance synthetic ropes. “The new WireCo Crane Rope
Distribution Center in Gouda will allow WireCo to adjust to changing markets by reducing order to shipment turnaround time, while also providing new opportunities to improve services to our distributors,” said Mr. Blake Chandler, WireCo Senior Vice President. “This new facility establishes a key central stocking location with good inland transportation routes near the Rotterdam Port, allowing WireCo to provide quicker response times to support both our European and international distributors.” Mr. Chandler has appointed Mr. Marc Altena to serve as the General Manager of the
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