SureWerx announces expansion to the US as SureWerx USA
September 14, 2017 - SureWerx, a supplier of professional tool, equipment and safety products for workers, announced its expansion in the US marketplace as SureWerx USA Inc. By integrating and merging subsidiaries American Forge & Foundry Inc. and Sellstrom Manufacturing Co. based in Elgin, Illinois, SureWerx USA Inc. (the new name of the merged company) will be conducting all US operations for the SureWerx brands from one central location. SureWerx brands include: American Forge & Foundry, Sellstrom, PeakWorks, Pioneer, KneePro and Ranpro.
SureWerx USA’s newly consolidated base of operations will allow the company to deliver product lines, and also provide distribution partners with inventory management solutions.
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