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Superior Industries team up with Ault Equipment

Jackson M. Ault

Québec-based Ault Equipment become full-line dealer covering Central to Atlantic Canada

US-based Superior Industries Inc, manufacturers and global suppliers of bulk material processing and handling systems, have announced a new full-line dealer partnership with Ault Equipment.

The Québec-based dealer now exclusively represents Superior’s crushing, screening, washing, and conveying equipment in Ontario, Québec, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.

Scott Gulan, Superior’s equipment sales manager, said: ‘We’re honoured to work with this well-connected, forward-thinking company. The team at Ault partner with their customers so personally and we’re excited to unite our employees to benefit Canada’s aggregate producers.’

As a full-line dealer, Ault Equipment will sell, service, and support Superior’s diverse portfolio of crushing, screening, washing and conveying equipment and parts, which includes jaw, cone, HSI and VSI crushers; horizontal, inclined and grizzly feeding vibratory equipment; scrubbing, classifying, washing and dewatering solutions; plus unloading, transferring and stacking conveyors, including the company’s renowned TeleStacker conveyor.

Ault Equipment president and founder Jackson M. Ault (pictured) said: ‘We are one of North America’s best-performing equipment suppliers. For more than 15 years, Ault have provided customers with state-of-the-art equipment and the fastest, most efficient service possible.’

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