Plymovent announces exclusive distributorship with Fantech Pty. Ltd. for Australia and New Zealand.
On 17-08-2018 a contract was signed between Fantech and Plymovent which resulted in an exclusive partnership between both companies in the areas of Industrial Products (IP) and Exhaust Extraction Products (EE) for the Australian and New Zealand markets.
This collaboration will see metal fabrication companies in Australia and New Zealand having easy access to the latest ahead of the curve Plymovent technology solutions and know-how. The proposition in the market is; “more bang for your buck”, with best performing clean air solutions, at competitive pricing and short lead-times. The product will be delivered from the state of the art Thailand production facility known for its efficiency and high quality.
“Plymovent’s air filtration products are very complementary and a perfect fit in strengthening Fantech’s market leading position. With their technical expertise and distribution channels they are an ideal partner for Plymovent”, says Mr. Anel Ćeman, Sales Manager Asia Pacific.
“Fantech is extremely excited to be the exclusive distributor of the Plymovent product range in Australia and New Zealand. The range has exceptional quality and is backed up by a brand known for its innovation and performance. We see this as a great opportunity for our two companies to work together in introducing a product that helps achieve a healthier working environment", according to Mark Rickard, CEO Fantech Group.
Picture from left to right: Rudi van Rensburg (Fantech National Manager Applied Technology), Anel Ćeman (Sales Manager Asia Pacific of Plymovent), Mark Rickard (CEO Fantech) and Steve Surgey (Fantech Business Development Director).
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