GF Machining Solutions Names New Distributor in Upper Midwest
Ellison Technologies offers the company’s full range of EDM, milling, laser texturing, additive, micromachining and automation products in its territories.
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GF Machining Solutions (Lincolnshire, Illinois) has announced that Ellison Technologies will now distribute its products to customers in the upper Midwest, specifically North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota and Western Wisconsin. In addition, Ellison also distributes to Eastern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
Customers in the automotive, aerospace, medical, die/mold and other industries will benefit from easier access to demonstration centers and larger sales and support teams that can work in conjunction with GF Machining Solutions to provide timely frontline service and application support on equipment, the company says.
“We are very excited to further develop our relationship with GF Machining Solutions and extend their line of high-speed milling, EDM and laser machine solutions to our customers,” says Graham Hooper, President and CEO of Ellison Technologies. “GF’s technology is an excellent complement to our product offerings; and the opportunities this partnership presents for our customers will help to make them become more globally competitive.”
Ellison will now be able to provide customers in the distributor’s North Central and Wisconsin regions with GF Machining Solutions’ full array of EDM, milling, laser texturing, additive, micromachining and 3R Automation solutions as well as a variety of machine tool consumables.
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