March 3, 2014, St. Catharines, Ont./Candiac, Que. — W.S.
Tyler and Major Wire Industries are pleased to announce the next stage of their
joint partnership. Both manufacturers equally complement one another with the
industry’s widest range of screen media solutions including Ty-Wire™ and
Flex-Mat3.
March 3, 2014, St. Catharines, Ont./Candiac, Que. — W.S.
Tyler and Major Wire Industries are pleased to announce the next stage of their
joint partnership. Both manufacturers equally complement one another with the
industry’s widest range of screen media solutions including Ty-Wire™ and
Flex-Mat3.
To more effectively serve the North American market, a new
strategic plan is being implemented along the lines of each company’s strengths
and relationships. Taken into account are the multiple capabilities of W.S. Tyler
in the manufacturing of screen media, vibrating screens, vibration analysis
services and washing technologies for the mining and aggregate markets. Major
Wire will continue to pioneer and focus on its Flex-Mat 3 brands of
self-cleaning and OptimumWire screen media.
Each company will maintain its key North American customers
with the following guidelines:
1. W.S. Tyler will
continue to serve its key accounts, Original Equipment Manufacturers and all
customers requiring fine mesh and synthetic screen media. W.S. Tyler will
supply woven wire to Major Wire’s Authorized Dealers in Central and Western
Canada. The W.S. Tyler company stores will sell synthetic screening media, fine
mesh, equipment and related services.
2. Major Wire will
continue to sell through its Authorized Dealer network. Flex-Mat 3 will become
the sole brand sold for the self-cleaning screen media market.
“Both companies bring together tremendous, well-earned
strengths to the screen media market. Working together will allow each
manufacturer to maintain its identity and serve its core customer base with the
highest quality solutions and support,” commented Walter Haver, managing
partner of Hsver & Boecker, shareholding company of both partners Major
Wire Industries and W.S. Tyler.
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