Papé Material Handling Becomes Dealer for Magni Telescopic Handlers in Western Washington State
Magni Telescopic Handlers announced that Papé Material Handling has become the Magni authorized dealer for western Washington State.
“Papé Material Handling is pleased to make the Magni line of equipment available to our customers throughout western Washington,” said Chris Wetle, president of Papé Material Handling. “Magni is an excellent addition to Papé Material Handling’s best in class offerings to keep customers moving in construction, manufacturing, mining, agriculture, and on special projects that require rotating and heavy lift telescopic handlers.”
As a 3-in-1 machine, contractors use Magni Rotating Telehandlers to replace cranes, aerial work platforms, and telescopic forklifts with one machine. Magni units deliver outstanding gains in safety, productivity, efficiency and profit, the company said.
Papé Material Handling has seven locations throughout western Washington and 37 locations through the western United States and Hawaii. Papé offers its customers an expansive network of locations throughout the western United States and Hawaii that can meet their capital equipment sales, rental and service needs through Papé Material Handling, Papé Machinery, Papé Kenworth, Ditch Witch West, A Papé Company, and Engineered Products, A Papé Company. The Papé Group is headquartered in Eugene, Ore. You can learn more about Papé at www.pape.com.
Magni Telescopic Handlers, headquartered in Castelfranco Emilia, Italy, is a manufacturer of rotating and heavy lift telescopic handlers and has more than 300 dealers serving 150 countries throughout the world.
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