In December 2014 CALDAN Conveyor and OCC Systems (Overhead Conveyor Company), signed an agreement for service, maintenance and spare parts in the USA. The new service setup will provide you with faster response times as well as a wide range of other service advantages:
• OCC is located in Michigan, and has supplied material handling solutions for the automotive and general industries since 1945
• OCC has 35,000 sq. ft. engineering & manufac-turing facilities, an extensive service network, as well as a well-equipped CALDAN spare parts stock
• Our extensive, well-structured spare parts service guarantee you an optimum supply of com-ponents for all CALDAN conveyor systems
• Our in-time plant servicing and maintenance service ensures optimum operation of your plant and helps reduce down-times
• We can offer you customized service contracts. You will be reminded in due time of the next routine service, carried out by our qualified engineers
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