Kurt Hydraulics expands with new warehouse
Kurt Hydraulics, a provider of high-quality hydraulic hose and fitting solutions, announced the opening of its new, centrally-located warehouse in Fridley, Minnesota.
The strategic expansion marks a significant milestone in the company’s commitment to en-hancing customer service, optimizing logistics, and providing a more extensive range of hydrau-lic hose. The company says the new warehouse demonstrates its dedication to meeting the growing demands of its customers. The centralized Minnesota location, strategically chosen for its accessibility and proximity to major transportation networks, ensures improved delivery times for customers across the U.S.
“As we continue to grow and evolve, the new warehouse opening underscores Kurt Hydraulics’ commitment to providing exceptional products and services to our valued customers,” said National Sales Manager Scott Czupryna. “The strategic location and in-creased capacity of the new facility position us to better meet the demands of our clients, en-hance our operational efficiency, and solidify our standing as a leader in the hydraulic hose in-dustry.”
Key Warehouse Information:
- The state-of-the-art facility boasts over 1,000 pallet locations, providing ample room for an expanding range of Kurt hydraulic hoses.
- Centralized Minnesota location—enhances Kurt Hydraulics’ ability to efficiently serve customers across the region and beyond. Located at 117 Osborne Rd, Fridley, MN 55432
- Improved delivery times with streamlined logistics—strategically positioned to signifi-cantly improve delivery times—ensuring that customers receive their orders promptly.
- Additional space—allows Kurt Hydraulics to maintain a larger inventory, offering cus-tomers an even more extensive selection of hydraulic hose products to meet diverse in-dustry needs.
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