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Magnum Systems appoints Mountain Pacific Machinery as Technical Industrial Representative

Magnum Systems, a North American designer and manufacturer of material handling and packaging systems for dry bulk solids, has announced an agreement with Mountain Pacific Machinery (Mountpac), of Portland, OR to cover the industrial markets in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.

Representing Food Processing and Packaging Equipment since 1969, Mountpac covers the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada with offices located in Portland and Boise. In addition to machine sales, the Mountpac team offers systems engineering, technical service and parts support. Mountpac will be promoting Smoot pneumatic conveying systems and components and Taylor Products weighing, bagging and palletizing equipment and systems.               

Magnum Systems provides a “Single Source” approach to the design and manufacturing of pneumatic material conveying and packaging systems solutions for powder and bulk solids. The total systems approach allows Magnum Systems, through its two operating divisions, Smoot and Taylor Products, to integrate the entire process from pneumatic conveying of material to the packaging machine to complete automation of container handling from railcar to pallet.

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