Burton Mill Solutions Acquires Southern Saw & Wood
Burton Mill Solutions has announced its acquisition of Southern Saw & Wood, based in Hamburg, Ark. specializing in reconditioning small and large diameter saws, chipper knives, guides, cutting tool design and solutions, with pickup and delivery services.
This acquisition enhances Burton’s technical capabilities and strengthens their ability to provide exceptional service to primary wood producers. By integrating Southern Saw & Wood’s expertise into Burton’s network, Burton has expanded its comprehensive cutting tool reconditioning services and reinforces a commitment to new product and process development.
Mark Burchell and his team will remain in place to ensure continuity of service and quality for customers. Additionally, Southern Saw& Wood’s operations will be relocated to Burton’s larger, state-of-the-art facility in West Monroe, La. Burton believes this move will best complement Burton’s existing network of saw and knife reconditioning service centers across North America, ensuring faster turnaround times and improved regional support.
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