With news on; CRJ Services celebrates 20 years of machinery hire; TOMRA open Leicester ‘centre for excellence’; Warwick Ward win awards at dealer conference, and; Pellenc ST launches compact sorting machine.
CRJ Services celebrates 20 years of machinery hire
CRJ Services is celebrating 20 years in business providing material processing solutions to the UK and Ireland’s waste and recycling industries.
CRJ was incorporated in 1999 after its three directors diversified their farming operations into organics recycling for local authorities in Cheshire. Following a successful period of a green waste processing for local authorities, CRJ Services began hiring out their existing shredders and screeners.
In 2019 Matpro Machinery (now CRJ Sales) joined the organisation and began offering sales of new machinery alongside the hires and parts business. The company now have the distribution rights for top OEM’s Haas Recycling Systems, Weima, Ecostar and Steelweld within the UK and Ireland.
Rob Symons, CRJ services director, said: “We are delighted to be celebrating our twentieth anniversary this year. I’m thankful to our customers and staff for their commitment over the past twenty years, and as a team we are looking forward to pushing on and developing our service further.”
TOMRA opens Leicester ‘centre for excellence’
Sorting specialists TOMRA has opened a centre for excellence on the outskirts of Leicester.
The 1,800 sq feet double-storey facility houses meeting rooms and a conference suite, as well as a large warehouse where €1m worth of spare parts and equipment will be available for immediate delivery to TOMRA’s customers. Currently spare parts have to be delivered to the UK from mainland Europe.
Brian Gist, head of TOMRA UK, said: “Almost every UK waste and recycling facility uses equipment that has been imported into the UK and it’s highly likely that the supply of spare parts for these plants will be affected by Brexit.
“That’s why we have taken steps to address this threat by investing in vastly improved storage facilities from where spare parts can immediately be delivered to customers rather than being slowed down when being imported from other countries.”
TOMRA says the facility is a significant investment and demonstrates TOMRA’s long-term commitment to the recycling industry in the UK and Ireland.
Warwick Ward wins awards at dealer conference
Warwick Ward (machinery) Ltd received two awards for sales growth at the GLOBAL Dealer Conference, held in Northern Ireland.
The company received recognition for best Year-On-Year growth for sales in both recycling equipment and spare parts. The awards were held at Terex Ecotec’s new manufacturing facility in Derry.
Ashley Ward, joint managing director at Warwick Ward, said: “It was a nice accolade to be recognised on the global stage for the achievements and growth that we have made year on year since we started our partnership with Terex Ecotec.”
Mark McGlinn, territory sales manager at Terex Ecotec, said: “Within the past 12 months, Warwick Ward have significantly grown their Terex Ecotec business, and this has been reflected in all areas from sales, service, parts and most importantly new customers that have been introduced by Warwick Ward to the Terex Ecotec portfolio.”
Pellenc ST launches compact sorting machine
Sorting technology developer Pellenc ST has launched a sorting machine which it says is the most compact on the market.
The Mistral Compact is designed to eliminate issues associated with modernising existing plants. The two configurations of the machine allow it to be integrated into existing sites in place of old equipment, regardless of the width, model or brand previously installed.
Pellenc ST claim that the Mistral Compact will deliver the same standards as its Mistral+ range. The equipment is backed up by Pellenc ST’s technical support service.
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