Buffalo Engine Components has been a leader in the automotive parts recycling industry since 1981. A family owned and operated core parts business located in Buffalo, New York, Buffalo Engine Components is a global supplier of core torque converters, engines, transmissions and their components. The company currently owns and operates in 330,000 square feet and has grown to a work force of more than 150 employees.
Additionally, the company now produces over 500 tonnes per month of a near 380 quality aluminum sow that ends up being cast back into engines and transmissions for many of the world’s auto manufacturers. “At Buffalo Engine Components, we simplify scrap disposal. We buy trailer loads and LTL loads of core and scrap motors and transmissions, throughout the U.S. and Canada. Streamline your recycling process with us,” concludes Marc Parisi.
For more information visit buffaloengine.com
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