Southeast CNC is New Distributor for SMTCL
Southeast CNC now services and sells SMTCL machines in Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Louisiana.
Posted: September 14, 2015
"Partnering with SMTCL to bring a high-quality, cost effective solution for manufacturers in the Southeast is a dream come true. We are incredibly excited to represent SMTCL and their commitment to doing business the right way. It is a rare opportunity with a great company. I look forward to sharing the benefits with our customers to increase their profitability."
SMTCL Americas (City of Industry, CA) announces newest addition to their distributor team, Southeast CNC (Madison, AL). Southeast CNC president Luke Tankersley will be now servicing and selling SMTCL machines for southern customers in the territory that includes Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Louisiana.
“Partnering with them to bring a high-quality, cost effective solution for manufacturers in the Southeast is a dream come true. We are uniquely qualified with diverse machine tool and manufacturing backgrounds to support our customer base with real world results. We believe in treating our customers better than we want to be treated. We are committed to rapid responses, genuine concern, and consistent communication when they need us. We are incredibly excited to represent SMTCL and their commitment to doing business the right way. It is a rare opportunity with a great company. I look forward to sharing the benefits with our customers to increase their profitability,” explained Tankersley.
The chief operations officer of SMTCL, Jerry McCarty, stated, “We are very excited to have them representing us. Southeast CNC shares our values of providing excellent customer service and creating life-long relationships with our customers. Also, our broad product line of high quality and high performance CNC machine tools are perfect for the aerospace, automotive, medical, energy, and job shop customers that are served by them.”
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