Partner Article
Quick Hydraulics appointed MP Filtri sales partner
Quick Hydraulics has been appointed as the new MP Filtri Sales Partner in the North East of England. The firm, a leading hydraulic equipment specialist based in North Tyneside, has worked with MP Filtri for a number of years, supplying customers with a range of MP Filtri products.
Andrew Esson, Managing Director, acquired the firm from its former family owners in September 2011, with an aggressive plan for growth, “Quick Hydraulics was a firm which was recognised for its technical capabilities and excellent customer service within its existing customer base, but had concentrated for a number of years on existing relationships. We are delighted to have been appointed a MP Filtri Sales Partner as this enables us to broaden our product portfolio to include MP Filtri’s range of high quality filtration and inline condition monitoring technology, and will give Quick Hydraulics and our customers direct access to MP Filtri’s renowned technical expertise.”
Speaking on behalf of MP Filtri, UK Sales Director Chris Durkin said, “We have seen a rapid growth in sales at Quick Hydraulics since Andrew Esson bought the company in 2011. Andrew has assembled a team of hydraulic specialists with a keen eye for detail and a hunger to win new business.
Quick Hydraulics is already a major hydraulic supplier to the oil & gas, marine, steel industry paper & process and general industrial sectors. We feel that they mirror our own commitment to supplying a competitively priced quality product, with customer service second to none.“
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Andrew Esson .
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