10 reasons to take the guessing out of it!
When you become a CP distributor, you become part of our family. We treat you the way we would want to be treated. Below are just a few reasons to keep in mind when considering:
1. Over 100 years of experience at your disposal
2. A large product portfolio with all-in-one online order solution
3. Warranty backed quality products
4. Distributor specific portal with information on all our products
5. A designed team to offer factory and technical support
6. Competitively priced machines that are sold to our distributors and not end consumers
7. Training provided to your technicians to allow you to service the machines you sell
8. We invest in our distributors through CO-OP branding and advertising programs
9. No strict requirements on distributor agreements (stock requirements, sales requirements to maintain relationship)
10. We work hard to establish a relationship with our distributors. When you have questions, or should you ever experience a problem we will be there to help.
You ask, we answer. Visit our Expert Corner for every #CPTechThursday to find answers to common industry questions and highlights of CP's high-quality compressors. We love providing our customers with answers to their technical questions.
For more information on becoming a distributor, please reach out to cp.sales@cp.com or 877-861-2722.
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