Cedarapids has named Equipment & Systems For Industry Inc. (ESI), based in Hopkinton, MA, as its new dealer for New York and New Jersey, which will augment the six New England state territory ESI has covered for Cedarapids during the past 18 years, with an unprecedented level of local service and product support.

“Our mission is geared to ultimate customer satisfaction by stocking both portable and stationary jaws, cones, screens, impactors, and conveyors, ’ready to go’ when our customers need them,” said Les Bebchick, president of ESI. “Then, when technical assistance, service, repair, and/or parts are required, we provide it locally and with a sense of urgency second to none. We’ve demonstrated our commitment to this industry by investing in the best service technician talent in the business, fully outfitted with state-of-the-art service vehicles. ESI has supported product sales with a million-dollar inventory of replacement and wear parts stocked locally. There is no more demanding place to sell crushing and screening equipment than New England with its viscously hard and abrasive materials and ESI has geared up to deal with it. It is the very philosophy that we bring to existing and potentially new Cedarapids crushing and screening customers.”

Bebchick added that ESI enthusiastically looks forward to serving contractors in New York and New Jersey by establishing the company and the Cedarapids product line as solidly as it has in New England.

Soon, ESI will announce its new facility locations and sales/service personnel.

Although ESI has had a large focus on the portable crushing market in shot rock and sand and gravel, it has built some of the largest concrete and asphalt recycling systems as well as stationary stone quarry plants, according to Bebchick.

For more information, call 800/54-CRUSH or 508/435-9400 or visit ESI’s Web site at www. Equipmentsystems.com.

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