The agreement gives construction, landscaping and utilities contractors access to Level Best’s precision grading equipment through Aptella’s national branch network, with local sales, training, service and support included.
“This partnership strengthens our ability to provide truly holistic solutions to our customers,” said Harry Katsanevas, Executive Business Manager for Civil at Aptella. “Level Best’s attachments have a strong reputation for quality and reliability, and they complement our technology mix perfectly. Customers now have a streamlined way to get the best attachment and machine control combination for their business.”
Owned by ATI Group, a US-based company specialising in heavy machinery attachments for construction and landscaping, Level Best products have been designed and manufactured to consistently high standards for more than 45 years from its headquarters in Pennsylvania.
Designed to fit to all makes and models of compact track loader, tractor, or mini track loader, Level Best grader and box blades add precision grading capability to any machine. Made with the highest standards of material and craftsmanship, with a unique hydraulic valve system for smooth performance, Level Best products are built to last.
To complement Level Best attachments, customers can choose from Aptella’s full range of laser levels and machine control options for a complete fine grading solution. From Topcon and iMEX grade lasers and machine receivers, through to Topcon’s MC-Mobile platform that gives contractors a three-in-one system to design, measure, and build their projects, all solutions are fully backed by Aptella’s network of sales, training, and services teams.
“As an established and trusted supplier to the construction market, Aptella’s national footprint and technical expertise make them an ideal partner to grow the Level Best brand in the Australian market,” said Randy Schorn, Chief Commercial Officer, ATI Group. “We’re looking forward to supporting our mutual customers with precision grading attachments backed by the kind of local support and service this partnership makes possible.”
