(L-R) are Toshiyuki Ono, vice president of sales and marketing of Sakai America; Brad Belvin, manager of sales and marketing of Sakai America; Tim Gerbus, equipment product and sales manager of Taylor Machine Works; Yasunori Azumi, president of Sakai America; and Nick Zessack, regional sales manager, southeast of Sakai America.

Sakai America Inc. announced a new partnership with Taylor Construction Equipment as the authorized asphalt roller and soil compactor dealer of Mississippi, Kentucky and western Tennessee.

"We've never been more excited to welcome a new dealer to our growing network," said Brad Belvin, manager of sales and marketing of Sakai America. "Taylor is an ideal partner in that they prioritize the same core qualities in their own machines as we do in ours. We're confident this like-minded synergy will produce great new customer relationships in these currently-underserved states."

"We are excited to be a dealer and part of the Sakai America team," said Robert Taylor, president and COO of The Taylor Group of Companies. "We are proud to work with a company that has a long-standing reputation for reliable, durable compactors, and we're looking forward to adding their line of equipment to help supply our customers with products to meet their needs."

For 96 years, Taylor Machine Works Inc. has been committed to providing its customers with the highest quality equipment, parts and service support in the industry.

Sakai America specializes in asphalt rollers, soil rollers and light compaction equipment for the paving and construction site prep markets. For more than 50 years, Sakai America has supplied durable, reliable and easy-to-use compactors through a dealer network to construction industry businesses.

Located in Adairsville, Ga., Sakai America continues to fulfill its motto: "Masters of Compaction".

For more information, visit SakaiAmerica.com and TaylorConstructionEquipment.com.

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