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Torishima Pump North America appoints new sales agents

09 July 2010

Torishima Pump North America has added four new sales agents covering the Atlanta, Chicago, Texas and West Coast regions of the US.

The new Torishima Pump sales agents are Entech Environmental and Industrial Equipment of Laguna Niguel, California; Bullen Pump & Equipment Inc, based in Stafford, Texas; Pumping Machinery LLC, headquartered in Danielsville, Georgia; and Pumping Solutions, based in Blue Island, Illinois.

 

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