the industry has struggled for years in offering a new design that is easy to use and forgiving of operator error. The project was challenging because we were stuck working with an existing design that cannot be changed or altered for compatibility reasons so coming up with something new really took some brainstorming and overcoming traditional thought process.” “Over the course or trial and error, and several design changes, we all agreed on a design that we think will hopefully become the industry standard,” he adds. “We currently have several prototypes out working successfully and will be moving all future orders to the new design.” “This project has been extremely rewarding and we are looking forward to introducing the product to the market place.” Moving forward, Ed says that Daequip will continue “constantly striving” – not just for innovation, but also for growth and expansion. “With the acquisition of our new facility, we expect that over the next decade our business levels should double or even triple as our product line and customer base grows,” Ed concludes. “Having secured a long-timehome with room for growth will ensure that the Daequip brand will be around for years or decades to come.” “Our growth plans include expanded product lines and with the new larger facilities and we will focus on developing a market strategy to target a new audience and expanding even more into our adjacent markets. There is no limit on the size that we would like to be.” “Our vision is to continue to grow and become a major player in North America and become one of the preferred attachment suppliers in Canada and the United States.” FEBRUARY 2024
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