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AAG Celebrates 30th Anniversary
AAG Brands AXYZ, WARDJet and CNCShop are using discounts to celebrate the occasion.
AAG (Tallmadge, OH) is celebrating its 30th year in business. Recently restructured into AAG Tailored Cutting Solutions, AAG represents the brands AXYZ, WARDJet and the ecommerce site, CNCshop.com. To celebrate, AAG is offering sales on AXYZ routers, WARDJet waterjets and CNC parts – a first-time event in the company’s history.
AAG was founded in 1991 as AXYZ International by Alf Zeuner and Gary Harvey for router repairs. The focus shifted to creating modular machines to better fit their customers’ needs.
For the company’s 30th anniversary sale, AAG is offering:
• 20% off AXYZ routers
• 10% off WARDJet waterjets
• 20% off router parts and 10% off waterjet parts
For more information, visit cncshop.com.
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