Miller Weldmaster Partners with New Distributor in South Africa
Jan 30, 2014

The manufacturer signed a new distributor partnership with Intamarket Graphics, a national supplier of quality vinyl materials and specialty products in the signage and graphics industry, in December 2013. Miller Weldmaster looks forward to this partnership, its development, and how it will meet the growing regional market demand for multiple industries including: banners, covers, ducting, filtration, geomembranes, tarps, tents, and more. Shortly after securing its new partnership, Intamarket Graphics made its first sale of a Miller Weldmaster machine in the tent industry. Demand for tents has been growing within Africa, as tents enjoy applications in multiple sectors. Those include being used by nongovernmental organizations and humanitarian groups in their various services, by metals and minerals exploration and development companies for staff living and dining quarters, by families and business owners for storage facilities, and even by professionals for parties and social functions.

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