Australian-owned Coast 2 Coast Attachments (C2CA) is well-known for supplying machine attachments to the Australian mining, civil construction, scrap metal processing, waste, recycling and demolition industries.
The company is headed by Managing Director Luke Preston, who had previously worked in a national Australian and New Zealand role for a large construction company.
With almost 25 years' experience in the mining, civil and construction industries, his industry experience has given him practical insights to every application challenge, enabling him to develop a keen appreciation for tools and attachments that deliver safety, efficiency and productivity.
"My comprehensive industry experience and the advice and value I can bring to customers has been widely appreciated," he said.
"In addition, they understand the high level of integrity and support they receive from dealing with global brands that have a reputation in the marketplace for performance, reliability and efficiency."
Exclusive European manufacturers
Luke said the company's products were not sold to a price point.
"C2CA only sells and supports well known European manufacturers that are regarded as industry leaders," he said.
"The benefits of attachments such as Oilquick, Kemroc and Rotar, used in the mining, civil construction, recycling and demolition industries, are demonstrably superior and stand out in this competitive market.
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