Effective November 2005 ANCA do Brasil, Sorocaba, Brasil, a branch of ANCA USA, will provide factory sales and service in South America for all ANCA tool and cutter grinding machines and accessories, announced Russell Riddiford, ANCA vice president. The new branch will include a machine demonstration center and three staff initially.
Mr. Riddiford said the new office will help ANCA to increase its service capability to the rapidly growing Brasilian market with factory trained personnel. More than 40 of the highly specialized machine tools installed in South America.
The ANCA do Brasil address and phone are:
Rua Francisco Ferreira Leão 377
Sorocaba 18040 330
São Paulo
Brasil
Fax: 015 - 3221 5512
Web: www.anca.com
Email: brinfo@anca.com.au
About ANCA
With its core values of precision, innovation, quality and technological excellence, ANCA is today an international organization of more than 300 employees with a robust set of technological and entrepreneurial skills. Offices are located in major cities in Europe, North America and Asia; with dealerships represented in more than 25 countries. ANCA continues to respond to market demands products and services that benefit customers.
For more information, contact The Arnesen Company 586.725.6940, darnesen@msn.com or Russell Riddiford at ANCA, 31129 Century Drive, Wixom, MI 48393. Telephone: 248-926-4466 or email russellr@anca.com.au. Website: www.anca.com.au.
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