MT. PROSPECT, Ill., June 10, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AllPoints, a global foodservice parts and supplies provider, has recently expanded parts inventory of OEM-equivalent brand Mavrik™ to shore up supplies and reduce the likelihood of delays post-pandemic.
"We’re staying ahead of the curve by the recent increase in our Mavrik inventory by 24% to meet the growing demand of our customers," said Tom Pendrey, president of AllPoints. "AllPoints is committed to providing the parts you need, when you need them, especially in light of the many supply chain issues impacting the industry."
In addition to ramping up inventory, AllPoints is expanding several product lines to include such items as deluxe gas hose connection kits, custom gaskets and cutting board capabilities.
The new gas hose connection kits tout high-quality craftsmanship coupled with the cost savings the Mavrik brand is known for. The hose kits meet or exceed Canadian Standards Association (CSA), National Sanitation Foundation (NSF), and American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standards and are backed by an industry-leading five-year warranty. The deluxe swivel option provides a full 360-degrees of multi-plane range of motion, built to maximize the life of the hose connector.
"The Mavrik gas hose connection kits are an industry game changer," Pendrey said. "We are fully committed to delivering safer and longer-lasting products to our customers, with a healthy cost-savings over OEM parts."
Mavrik brand custom gaskets and cutting boards meet the highest quality standards in the industry and will ship the same day if ordered by 2 p.m. ET. The private label Mavrik brand also features a 180-day warranty that is well above the OEM industry standard.
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AllPoints is a global foodservice parts and supplies provider focused on helping service agents, dealers and parts resellers maximize their profits. AllPoints, a brand of Diversified Foodservice Supply (DFS), is devoted since 1979 to supplying a foodservice parts advantage of lower prices and better service to its customers by offering exceptional customer service and strategic distribution channels. AllPoints is also an exclusive distributor for OEM-equivalent brand Mavrik™. For more information, please visit www.allpointsfps.com/.
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