ARCLIN ENTERS EXCLUSIVE PARTNERSHIP WITH INSERCO INDUSTRIE SERVICE GMBH
Apr 6, 2023
Industry Experts to Focus on Company Growth and Support in South America
Atlanta, GA, United States - April 6, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Arclin, a chemistry-based manufacturer of engineered products for the building, transportation, agriculture and other industries, announced today that earlier this year it entered into an exclusive agreement with INSERCO Industrie Service GmbH for the support and growth of Arclin’s South American business. This new partnership will leverage INSERCO’s industry expertise to drive Arclin’s expansion and presence in South American markets. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
“I am excited to announce this mutually transformational partnership between Arclin and INSERCO,” said Matt Pogue, Arclin’s President of Engineered Building Solutions. “INSERCO is a well-integrated company, with their South America position and years of direct industry experience, that is perfectly suited to Arclin as we focus on growing our surface overlay presence outside of North America,” said Pogue. Arclin engineers decorative and industrial surface overlays that enhance the performance of wood panels including plywood, particleboard, OSB, MDF and more.
“INSERCO, partnered with our G&I (Growth and Innovation) team, will lead the commercial execution of our legacy and new surfacing products to a much broader audience, including our recently launched Arclync® and Arctek® portfolios,” said Pogue. “Arclin has long been the leader in value-add overlay technologies in North America,” he said, adding, “INSERCO will now partner with Arclin to leverage Arclin’s North American experience and product offerings while using the strengths and industry partnerships of INSERCO to promote growth in other regions.” INSERCO will focus on growth and support in South America.
INSERCO is the leading supplier for the wood based panels industry, serving all needs from the wood yard to panel production through various value added solutions. Inserco services include plant concepts, machinery supply, after sales services as well as design and technology advice.
“Arclin is known for its innovative solutions and commitment to sustainability, and we believe that their expertise will be a valuable asset to our team and specifically to our clients,” said Anja Grabnitzki, Sales Manager for INSERCO, adding, “We are looking forward to working together to create new, cutting-edge products that will help our customers achieve their goals.”
About Us: Arclin is a leading provider of chemistry-based resin and surfacing solutions for the building, design, energy, agriculture, transportation and other industries. Headquartered in Roswell, Georgia, Arclin has offices and manufacturing facilities throughout the U.S. and Canada and manufactures for customers worldwide. More information at www.arclin.com.
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