Dymax is a relatively small, focused supplier of customized attachments for construction and agricultural machines. Since 1997 we have grown by nearly 200% and much of that has come from outside the Midwest. As we grow larger, it becomes even more important to make sure that you, our customers, are served with the same attention to detail that you have come to expect.

When you call Dymax, you can expect courteous, prompt customer service no matter who takes the call. Nonetheless, we have gone a step further and assigned ultimate accountability for your satisfaction to specific individuals based upon geography. Behind the scenes, these are the folks that are looking out for your interests.

[DYMAX SALES]
[DYMAX MANAGEMENT]
[MANUFACTURING, PURCHASING, PAYABLES AND RECEIVABLES]
[ENGINEERING]

Scott Balderson,
scott@balderson.com,
grew up in and around the Balderson Inc. offices and plant in Wamego, Kansas. Recently finished with studies at Highland College, Scott brings to Dymax lessons learned from his father and grandfather about customer service, straight forward business dealings and attention to details.

Curtis Haefner,
Customer Service, Sales Representative,
Curtis@dymaxattachments.com,
Joined Balderson Inc. in 1979. He spent nearly 20 years with Balderson Inc as a draftsman at the Wamego Kansas location and in Belgium at Balderson Europe Curtis arrived at Dymax in 1998 and spent 4 years in the engineering department prior to his move in to Sales. His product knowledge makes him one of the most versatile salesman in the attachment industry.

Chris Holle,
Customer Service, Sales Representative,
Chris@dymaxattachments.com,
started work at Balderson Inc. in 1978 when he was only 17. He had an in: Chris' father was Balderson executive Chuck Holle and his grandfather was Willard Balderson. For many years he served as computer systems manager at Balderson Inc. Chris brings his computer skills and his life-long involvement with specialty attachments to Dymax.

Clark Balderson,
President, clark@balderson.com,
joined Balderson Inc. in 1970 after spending his childhood surrounded by the ever present family business. He became president of the company in 1982, a position he held until his resignation January 1, 1996. During that time Balderson Inc. grew to be one of the largest suppliers of specialty attachments in the world. He purchased controlling interest in Dymax in March, 1997, where he can be found most days doing everything from answering sales calls to planning future growth.

Greg Schuetz,
Manufacturing Manager, greg@dymaxattachments.com,
started working at Balderson Inc. in 1972 as a machinist. Rising through the ranks to foreman and, eventually, plant manager at the Tacoma, Washington Balderson plant, Greg learned about manufacturing high quality specialized attachments from the ground up. His stint in Balderson customer service was just the experience needed to make him one of the most customer oriented manufacturing guys out there.

Karl Seele,
Purchasing and Inventory Control Manger, karls@dymaxattachments.com,
began his career at Dymax after graduating with honors from Kansas State University. Responsible for purchasing and inventory control, Karl is the "go to" guy for about anything connected with the Dymax information system.

Dennis Clasen,
dclasen@dymaxattachments.com,
grew up in Kansas, graduated from Kansas State University in mechanical engineering and then went to work for Morton Thiokol, working on the space shuttle program. Ultimately succumbing to the pull of his roots, Dennis returned to Kansas in 1988, where he began as a senior project engineer at Balderson Inc. Dennis joined the Dymax team in January, 1998, as Engineering Manager.