NETZSCH Pumps Signs R.F. MacDonald As Distributor

R.F. MacDonald Company will be the distributor in Southern California to service the industrial marketplace on behalf of NETZSCH in this region.

NETZSCH
May 28, 2014

NETZSCH Pumps North America, LLC Announces R.F. MacDonald Company as their Industrial Partners in Southern California

Exton, PA - NETZSCH, a manufacturer of Progressing Cavity Pumps, Rotary Lobe Pumps and now Multiple Screw Pumps for the Industrial Market, announces the signing of R.F. MacDonald Company as their distributor in Southern California to service the Industrial marketplace in this region.

R.F. MacDonald Co. will represent NETZSCH in all industrial markets as well as Oil and Gas Downstream. The new distributor has been in business since 1956 with a strong presence selling industrial boilers as well as a broad range of industrial products that complement the NETZSCH offerings.

NETZSCH Pumps North America, LLC is proud to have the knowledgeable staff of R.F. MacDonald Co. to provide the experienced Industrial product knowledge and support to this region.

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