 SES VP of Sales Bob Jones (left) and President Steve Martines |
GENESIS APPOINTS NEW DEALERS
Genesis Attachments, Superior, Wis., has announced that Hoffman Equipment in Piscataway, N.J., and S.E.S. Equipment in Chicago have joined the Genesis dealer network.
The appointments are important from a geographic and strategic standpoint, according to Mark Ramun, director of business development for Genesis Attachments.
"In growing this network we have been looking for dealers that not only know the scrap and demolition markets, but also appreciate the benefits attachments can provide toward growing these markets," he says. "Both S.E.S. and Hoffman fully support that concept and have already shown the potential for growth they bring to the network."
S.E.S. sells primarily to businesses within the Chicago area, reaching 17 counties in Illinois and four in northwest Indiana. Hoffman Equipment serves customers in northern New Jersey, the metropolitan area of New York City and Long Island.
Genesis Attachments, which is a Paladin company, manufactures attachments for use in demolition, scrap processing, reconstruction, utility and waste handling operations.
More information is available online at www.genesisattachments.com
ALTER SELECTS MTS SHREDDERS
Metso Texas Shredder (MTS) of San Antonio has sold two shredder plants to Alter Scrap Processing.
Alter’s Mobile, Ala., plant is installing Metso Texas Shredder’s 98104 model, which features a 5,000-hp drive, complete with ferrous and nonferrous downstream systems. According to MTS, the installation will enable Alter to produce 30,000 or more tons of shred per month at the recently acquired site.
MTS also is installing an 80104 shredder at one of Alter’s Iowa plants. This installation, which replaces a 6080 Hammermill model, is designed to produce up to 10,000 tons of shredded ferrous scrap per month, according to MTS.
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