Ashton Industrial: New Representative for The D.A.CH.L Region

Date: 13 May 2014

Hermann Frey has been appointed official sole representative for Ashton Industrial within the central European D.

A.CH.L region (Deutschland-Austria-Switzerland-Luxembourg) advising customers on high performance bespoke automated arrissing solutions and heavy duty professional manual machines. With immediate effect he joins Global Sales Coordinator Heinz Wiedmayer’s team of expert representatives operating under the marketing and technical direction of Richard Green.A long and successful history in glass including more than a decade with Tamglass has gained Hermann a reputation as a tempering industry guru which stretches to the far east, the middle east and the Americas.Alongside Ashton Industrial’s world leading equipment, Hermann is currently applying his expertise to the introduction of furnaces from Chinese manufacturer Landglass into central Europe.

He can be reached on

hfrey@ashton-industrial.com

or on his German telephone number +49 17 27 30 28 94

or via the usual HQ number in England, +44 12 79 62 48 10

600450

www.ashton-industrial.com

2014-05-13T13:00:00

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