FPT Industrial has announced a new partnership with Rotator Oy as the authorized distributor of its full range of engines, and services for all applications, in the country of Finland. Founded in 1954, Rotator is one of the most experienced and well established machine import and after-sales service companies in Finland.

Rotator has about 160 employees and is headquartered in Pirkkala near Tampere, with other offices located in Vantaa, Kuopio, Seinäjoki, Oulu, Rovaniemi, Sotkamo and Lieto. This large and extensive network guarantees excellent coverage for its customers in terms of servicing, spare parts, and technical support, as well as other tasks to maintain the equipment’s reliability.

“FPT Industrial is thrilled to welcome Rotator Oy to our European distributor network,” said Guglielmo Tummarello, EMEA Dealer Sales at FPT Industrial. “Rotator Oy brings reliability and competitiveness, with 70 years of experience in distributing machines and equipment from the world’s leading manufacturers. Its extensive knowledge of the market, flawless reputation, and true dedication to always improving its customers’ competitiveness are the best foundations to build on FPT Industrial products’ success in Finland.”

“We know that the result of our customers’ business depends on machines and equipment,” added Janne Wartiovaara, CEO at Rotator Oy (in the opening picture). “That’s why we import, sell and represent only efficient and reliable brands that are well suited to the demanding needs of the Finnish market. And FPT Industrial is certainly among them. We look forward to starting to work together and building another great success story.”

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