McCann Industries Inc. announced it now carries the complete line of BOMAG equipment.

McCann Industries Inc. announced that the company now carries the complete line of BOMAG equipment. BOMAG is an engineer and manufacturer of asphalt rollers, pavers and feeders, asphalt milling and recyclers, plus single drum soil rollers, embankment soil compactors and soil stabilizers. Landfill refuse compactors also are part of BOMAG's wide range of compaction offerings. For smaller compaction jobs, there is a complete range of handheld compaction equipment produced by BOMAG. McCann will represent the entire line of BOMAG equipment for new sales, used sales, rental and product support.

"We are proud to represent the BOMAG line of equipment. The company is respected as a world leader in roadbuilding equipment," said Steve Roggeman, president of McCann Industries. "Their products are dependable, extremely well engineered and very highly regarded in the roadbuilding industry. BOMAG's philosophy aligns with ours, which is to ensure contractors have the very best machines to complete their work efficiently."

"Adding BOMAG to our lineup of equipment is very exciting for our dealership's growth and support of our customers and markets. The combination of BOMAG's top-notch technology and low-maintenance designs, coupled with McCann uptime support, will bring real value to our customers' businesses. We are ready to earn that opportunity," said Pete Altenberger, corporate vice president of sales of McCann Industries.

For more information, visit bomag.com/us-en and McCannOnline.com.

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