Greenlee rebrands utility products line to Greenlee Utility
October 24, 2009
Greenlee is rebranding its utility products line from Fairmont to Greenlee Utility effective immediately.
“We thought it was important to bring our extensive utility product
line under the Greenlee brand,” said Martha Kness, vice-president of
marketing. “Rest assured, only the brand name will be changing. Our
customers can continue to trust in the same high quality products,
manufactured to the same high standards and supported by the same team
of sales professionals.”
Fairmont’s authorized distributors are now authorized Greenlee Utility distributors for the same products with the same distribution channel remaining in place. This change will be rolled out in the year ahead, with several new products to be branded with the new Greenlee Utility name and logo.
Greenlee Utility products include chain and circular saws and blades, tree pruners, cable cutters, crimpers, post and rod drivers, and more.
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Last modified on October 24, 2009
Fairmont’s authorized distributors are now authorized Greenlee Utility distributors for the same products with the same distribution channel remaining in place. This change will be rolled out in the year ahead, with several new products to be branded with the new Greenlee Utility name and logo.
Greenlee Utility products include chain and circular saws and blades, tree pruners, cable cutters, crimpers, post and rod drivers, and more.
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