Wider range of service for Kobelco

 
    
Wider range of service for Kobelco

Kobelco New Zealand has announced the appointment of new service provider partners across the Waikato, Lower North Island, and Canterbury regions, replacing MIMICO as Kobelco’s service provider for these regions from 1st of April 2024.

The Kobelco Authorised Service Partner network represents a significant step forward in Kobelco’s strategy of delivering direct-to-market solutions and seamless service experiences for its customers throughout New Zealand. With a focus on enhanced customer support and fast response times, Kobelco Authorised Service Partners bring a wealth of expertise and proven track records of exceptional service within their local areas,” says General Manager of Kobelco New Zealand, Jason Cann.

“Our number one focus is to ensure that our service partners embody the values of the Kobelco brand and continue to deliver the high-quality service and support that our customers expect.”

Kobelco New Zealand has 19 Authorised Service Partner locations across the country, servicing Kobelco owners from the tip of the North Island to the bottom of the South Island. Kobelco These are strategically located near population centres throughout the country, providing a local point of contact for all warranty repairs, service, and spare parts support.

The new service provides to Kobelco’s Authorised Service Partner network are

Total Equipment and Machinery (TEAM) in Hamilton (Waikato South), Mobile Mechanical Solutions in Palmerston North and Wanganui, WAZ Mechanical in Wellington and Infinite Mechanical in Christchurch (Canterbury Region).

The Kobelco New Zealand head office distribution centre in Takanini will now extend its area of field service support from Auckland South to Huntly, through to Waihi and the Coromandel.

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