Screencore names Orba Group as new distributor
29 January 2025
Screencore has appointed Orba Group as its distributor for the United Kingdom, providing sales and support for its range of material handling and processing equipment.
Under the agreement, Orba Group will offer Screencore’s full product line, including screens, crushers, stockpilers, trommels, and pugmills. The company will also provide aftermarket services such as parts, maintenance, and customer support.
“Screencore has been active in the UK since its inception, and this appointment reinforces our commitment to delivering customer-focused equipment and care,” said Screencore director Ciarán Ryan.
He added, “Barry O’Regan and his team are the by-word in the UK for professionalism and customer service. It was a very easy decision to make to appoint Orba Group as they have the industry knowledge, the focus, and expertise to help take the Screencore offering to the next level in the UK.”
Orba Group provides machinery solutions for industries including quarrying, recycling, construction, demolition, and waste management. The company’s managing director, Barry O’Regan, said the partnership aligns with its focus on customer satisfaction.
Barry said: “I have a passion for supplying the best equipment and get great satisfaction when customers are happy with the product purchased, and the Screencore product range is one that will provide the ideal solution for my customers.”
He added, “Successful outcomes, and having customers be able to count on me, play a major part in my day-to-day operations. So, as with Screencore, by paying attention to the detail from the outset, we aim to eliminate problems and make the whole process of buying and selling open and transparent.”
Screencore’s equipment is now available in the UK through Orba Group. “All at Screencore look forward to working with Barry and his team,” said Ciarán.
“I would like to welcome Orba Group Ltd into the Screencore global family and look forward to working together to ensure that customers throughout the UK maximise their screening and crushing investment.”