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Komax Systems Inc is a Wilmington, CA-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
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Quadco has sought to develop technically competitive advantages to its products, saw teeth and felling heads, in order to differentiate itself from its competitors. The company's single focus is wood harvesting equipment. To this day, it remains its sole
Salina, Kansas-based Great Plains Ag is a company proud of its Midwestern roots. Great Plains Ag, a division of Great Plains Mfg., Inc., has been a leader in seeding equipment since its inception in 1976. Today, we are not only known as a leading producer of Grain Drills, but also recognized across North America as a leader in Planters, Vertical Tillage and Conventional Tillage Equipment, Fertilizer Applicators, Sprayers, and Compact Drills. We have manufacturing facilities across North Central Kansas. We have learned that the work ethic of smaller Kansas communities is second to none and, as such, Great Plains Ag Division has located plants in Salina, Ellsworth, and Tipton, Kansas. Many of our employees come from rural areas and have agricultural backgrounds – so, they know the products they build and they understand how our customers will use them. This knowledge helps us build a product that will perform as expected for years to come. We also have Research and Development facilities in Assaria, Kansas, where we use the latest computer aided design technology to design our equipment. Once a working prototype is built, it is rigorously tested in the lab, on the test track, and in many different, demanding field conditions. When the engineering is proven, the Assaria facility designs and builds all the production tooling required to manufacture the product. Our company`s products are designed and manufactured in compliance with the latest industry standards. When you buy a Great Plains product, you know that it has been tested – and passed – in real-world situations that are more rugged and demanding than it will likely see in its service life.