Road Machinery LLC has announced that it is now the exclusive distributor for Expander Americas in Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas. Road Machinery has 15 branch locations in this region. Each branch will sell and install the Expander System for all Komatsu equipment as well as for Caterpillar, Case, Volvo and other equipment manufacturers.

The Expander System allows Road Machinery to offer its customers an alternative to costly downtime and line boring repairs. The Expander pin with its patented expanding sleeve permanently eliminates the problem of wear in the bores.

About Road Machinery LLC

Founded in 1955, Road Machinery LLC serves the construction, mining, energy, agriculture, forestry, industrial and government markets by providing top quality equipment supported by excellent repair and rebuild facilities, field service capabilities, well-trained mechanics and a complete parts inventory. There are now 15 locations in Arizona, California, New Mexico, Texas, and Mexico. Please visit our website at www.roadmachinery.com for the latest information on products, services and opportunities at Road Machinery.

About Expander Americas

Expander has been in the business of providing pivot wear solutions for more than 27 years and services the construction, forestry and mining industries. Expander has designs for over 8,000 models covering more than 40,000 applications and offers a 10 year/10,000 hour functional warranty. For more information on the Expander system, please view their website at www.expanderamericas.com.

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