Hydrema US Inc., a manufacturer of earthmoving and military equipment, continues to grow despite the sluggish economy and has moved to a new North American headquarters located in Alpharetta, Ga.

In 2005, Hydrema established its North American headquarters in the state of Georgia offering dealers and end-users their 912 and 922 articulated dump truck products. Hydrema has since built a solid dealer network, which now consists of more than 100 locations throughout 18 states and Canada.

“We attribute our growth to years of hard work, dedication, outstanding sales and service support as well as offering a great niche product,” said Kris Binder, executive vice president of Hydrema. “We are poised to continue this growth through the foreseeable future.”

Hydrema’s expansion has led it to outgrow its Roswell, Ga., facility and move to a larger facility in Alpharetta, Ga.

“We are very pleased to have expanded our facility in North America,” said Binder. “The new facility will allow us to increase and enhance our technical and sales training as well as parts and equipment distribution in North America.”

The new location quadruples Hydrema’s space, offering work bays, office and warehouse space. The work bays provide enough space for Hydrema to refurbish full machines and perform PDIs (pre delivery inspections). Hydrema also will have the space to stock new equipment that will be available for immediate delivery to dealers and end-users, reducing lead time.

Hydrema will use the warehouse space as a large parts depot to support its North American construction business and U.S. Army business both domestically and internationally.

Hydrema’s new address is 985 Union Hill Rd., Alpharetta, GA 30004. Its phone and fax numbers remain the same; Phone: 404/614-1747; Fax: 800/254-9481.

For more information, visit www.hydrema.com.

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