{"id":3773,"date":"2021-04-07T14:47:45","date_gmt":"2021-04-07T13:47:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.constructionplantworld.com\/news\/?p=3773"},"modified":"2021-04-07T14:47:45","modified_gmt":"2021-04-07T13:47:45","slug":"engcon-uk-enters-into-a-new-partnership-with-the-scot-jcb-group","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.constructionplantworld.com\/news\/2021\/04\/engcon-uk-enters-into-a-new-partnership-with-the-scot-jcb-group\/","title":{"rendered":"Engcon UK enters into a new partnership with The Scot JCB Group"},"content":{"rendered":"

The new partnership between the two companies means that Engcon UK will supply their range of machine hitches, tiltrotators, control systems and other products to The Scot JCB Group.
\nThe collaboration between Scot JCB and Engcon will enable The Scot JCB Group to install tiltrotators to its\u2019 range of JCB excavators offering customers a full-service solution from order to delivery.
\nEngcon tiltrotators maximise the excavator\u2019s capability by reducing fuel consumption, environmental costs and machine wear while allowing for quick and easy tool changes and allowing the end user to perform different types of work in a shorter time.
\nIain Bryant, Joint Managing Director of The Scot JCB Group commented, \u201cThis new partnership with Engcon is another key development in our strategy to be the industry leading construction solutions provider in Scotland and the North of England. Our range of JCB excavators are class leaders however the addition of the Engcon tiltrotator makes the machines much more versatile to the end user. We have over 100 factory trained Engineers available across our territory who will ensure Engcon tiltrotators are supplied, fitted, and tested ensuring they are ready for use from delivery. The market for tiltrotors in the UK is growing and we are in a great position to help meet the demand thanks to this new partnership.\u201d
\nAndre Nordstr\u00f6m, MD of Engcon UK also commented, \u201cEngcon UK Ltd is pleased to announce the agreement with The Scot JCB Group whereby we will both have the opportunity to increase the productivity and profitability for our mutual customers. This is another important step for Engcon and the tiltrotator concept in the UK where we will be able to access Scot JCB\u2019s network for sales, service and support throughout Scotland and the North of England\u201d.
\nThe Scot JCB Group is made up of Scot JCB Ltd, A.M Phillip Agritech, Kelso & Lothian Harvesters, Stewart Plant Sales and Scot Industrial Air. They operate from a network of 17 depots across Scotland and the North of England from Fraserburgh in the North East of Scotland to Carnforth in Lancashire. The Scot JCB Group have supplied and serviced construction, agricultural and industrial machinery from leading manufacturers such as JCB, Atlas Copco, Compair, Massey Ferguson and Valtra for over 60 years.
\nAbout engcon
\nEngcon, founded in 1990, is the world leader in the manufacture of tiltrotators and their attachments, which increase the efficiency, profitability and safety of excavators. The parent company is located in Str\u00f6msund in northern Sweden. Through its local sales companies supplies products and services in Finland, Norway, Denmark, France, North America (US and Canada), Benelux, UK, Germany and most recently in Korea and Australia. Engcon also exports tiltrotators worldwide from Sweden. In 2019, Engcon Group achieved approx. \u00a3135 million in sales with 300 employees.
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