Champion Industries
Champion Industries, Inc. is an American company that specializes in the manufacture and distribution of commercial dishwashing equipment and systems. Founded in 1896 and headquartered in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Champion Industries has established itself as a significant player in the commercial kitchen and foodservice industry.
Key Aspects of Champion Industries:
Product Range:
- Dishwashing Equipment: Champion Industries offers a wide range of commercial dishwashers including undercounter dishwashers, door-type dishwashers, conveyor dishwashers, and flight-type dishwashers.
- Glasswashers: They provide specialized washing systems designed specifically for glassware.
- Accessories and Parts: The company also supplies various accessories and spare parts to complement their main products.
Industries Served:
- Restaurants and Foodservice: Providing equipment suitable for high-volume dishwashing needs.
- Hospitality: Serving hotels, resorts, and other hospitality sectors.
- Healthcare: Supplying hospitals and long-term care facilities.
- Education: Equipping schools, colleges, and universities with reliable dishwashing solutions.
- Government and Military: Providing durable and efficient equipment for government and military facilities.
- Corporate and Industrial: Offering solutions for corporate dining facilities and industrial operations.
Innovative Solutions:
- Energy Efficiency: Champion Industries focuses on developing energy-efficient products that help reduce operational costs and environmental impact.
- Customization: They offer customized solutions to meet specific needs and requirements of different clients.
Customer Support:
- Service Network: The company has a strong global network of service providers to ensure prompt and efficient after-sales support.
- Training and Resources: Offering training programs and extensive resources to help clients maximize the use of their equipment.
Sustainability:
- Champion Industries emphasizes eco-friendly practices and technology in their product development and manufacturing processes.
Global Reach:
Champion Industries serves a global market, ensuring that their high-quality products and services are accessible worldwide. They have developed a reputation for reliability and durability, making them a trusted name in the commercial dishwashing industry.
Overall, Champion Industries is recognized for its commitment to innovation, quality, and customer service, making it a leading choice for commercial dishwashing solutions.
- 336-661-1556
- www.championindustries.com
- 336-661-1979
Products
Commercial Warewashing equipment
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P.O. Box 4149
Winston Salem NC 27115
USA
Winston Salem NC 27115
USA
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