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Alpharetta, Georgia-based Sicon America says it has struck an alliance with Turkey-based Aymas Recycling Machinery to offer that firm’s balers, briquetting machines and incline shears to its current and prospective customers.
“With Aymas Recycling Machinery. we found an experienced and family-owned partner with long and successful experience in the industry,” says Sicon America. “With this addition, Sicon America becomes a one-stop supplier for American scrap processors.”
According to Sicon, Aymas Recycling Machinery employs more than 100 people and was founded in Izmir, Turkey, in 2003. The company has sold nearly 500 machines that can be found in 35 countries on four different continents, according to Sicon.
The Aymas product line includes shears, shear balers, hydraulic scrap balers, briquetting machines and alligator shears. States Sicon, “Aymas has extensive in-house production. All machines are assembled at its factory and are tested prior to shipment.” Key components are sourced from brands that include Siemens and Schneider.
“We found a trustworthy and reliable partner who provides excellent service before, during and after a purchase,” continues Sicon. “Working with Sicon usually develops into a long-term partnership, and we will transfer this philosophy to the Aymas products as well. Sicon is committed to apply our service commitment also to Aymas products.”
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