FPT Industrial announced a new strategic partnership that allows Kraft Power, a distributor and service provider of diesel engines, to represent FPT Industrial in the southeastern United States.

From its headquarters in Woburn, Mass., and seven additional locations throughout the eastern half of the United States, Kraft Power and its 170-plus employees offer customers leading edge technology for power generation solutions, specializing in both providing product and service support.

Kraft Power's new FPT Industrial territory includes Alabama, Florida, Georgia and eastern Tennessee.

"FPT Industrial is pleased to welcome Kraft Power to our distribution network in North America," said Braden Cammauf, head of commercial operations of FPT Industrial North America. "Kraft Power has over 50 years of experience in the diesel engine business and their leadership and employees demonstrate a commitment to quality products and customer service that matches our own. We are looking forward to growing our business and powering the South together.

"Kraft Power is proud to partner with a great company like FPT. We are on the ground floor of a fantastic opportunity," said Owen Duffy, president, Kraft Power. "FPT Industrial is a global leader in engine technology, with a rich past of innovation and massive investments in new power technologies. The FPT Industrial organization has a strong commitment to customer support and partnership. These are the ingredients of a successful partnership that matches Kraft Power's approach to business, and will enable us as a team with FPT Industrial to capture significant market share. We look forward to powering the future together."

For more information, visit www.fptindustrial.com.

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