News | February 1, 2001

Cincinnati Machine's Value Machine Business appoints two new distributor partners

Source: Cincinnati Machine, A UNOVA Company

CINCINNATI, OH—Cincinnati Machine, A UNOVA Company has announced the recent partnership of two new regional distributors, FEPCO and Southwest Industrial Sales, for the company's Value Machine Business (VMB). Both distributors will handle sales and service for Cincinnati Machine's extensive line of vertical machining centers and turning centers, according to VMB Vice President and General Manager Kevin V.G. Bevan.

"We are excited to have both FEPCO and Southwest Industrial join our VMB distributor team," said Bevan. "Their extensive knowledge and experience in the machine tool industry, along with a shared commitment to provide first-class customer service and support, make both organizations ideal distributor partners."

FEPCO Inc., based in Noblesville, IN, will be exclusive distributor for the state of Indiana, except for Lake, Porter and LaPort counties. Southwest Industrial Sales, headquartered in Round Rock, TX, will handle the territory of southern Texas.

Cincinnati Machine is a leading global manufacturer and supplier of CNC machine tools, such as turning centers, vertical machining centers, horizontal machining centers/cells, 5-axis machining centers, universal machining centers, profilers, routers and composite processing equipment. Additionally, Cincinnati Plus provides the most comprehensive package of service and support available in the industry today. Industries served include aerospace, heavy equipment, fluid power and automotive, as well as small job shops.

For more information call 1-877-CINMACH (246-6224), fax us at 513-561-6742 or visit our web site at www.CinMach.com. For specific distributor information, please contact Pete Bickel of FEPCO at 317-773-8255 or Brad Gatlin of Southwest Industrial Sales at 512-248-8822.

Cincinnati Machine, A UNOVA Company, 4701 Marburg Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45209. Tel: 513-841-8100. Fax: 513-841-8991.

Source: Cincinnati Machine