Updated From Rotary: 2027-2028 Master Catalog
Rotary’s new 2027–2028 master catalog features hundreds of new products, including an expanded selection of Copperhead professional-grade mower blades, heavy-duty belts, filters and wheels, along with the Outlast trimmer line for homeowners.
The catalog of more than 10,000 guaranteed-quality products, also showcases Copperhead trimmer line, chain saw bars and chain, arborist gear, carburetion kits, snowblower parts and many other popular products. Available exclusively for dealers and distributors, the catalog provides detailed product photos, illustrations, descriptions, cross-references and part numbers for every major brand of outdoor power equipment. In addition to a print version, the catalog is featured online with a keyword search at rotarycorp.com.
Celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2027, Rotary is recognized as the world’s largest supplier of power equipment parts, serving customers in all 50 states and 75 countries. The company operates seven U.S. distribution centers and a manufacturing division that produces mower and edger blades, air filters and trimmer line at world-class facilities in Georgia and Arizona.
Approximately 80% of Rotary’s complete product line is manufactured in the U.S. Next-day delivery is available to nearly 85% of Rotary customers in the continental U.S., with same-day shipping on most orders received by 4 p.m. EST.
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