Binder Holds Customer Appreciation Day in NJ

Wed May 07, 2003 - Northeast Edition
Construction Equipment Guide

Binder Machinery Company hosted its Customer Appreciation Day on Tuesday, April 29, at its South Plainfield, NJ, headquarters.

The yard was filled with several new Komatsu products, including wheel loaders, articulated trucks and zero tail swing excavators. The centerpiece of the show was the new 72,000-lb. zero tail swing excavator from Komatsu, the PC308USLC-3.

Also on display were new models of pavers and rollers from Blaw-Knox and Ingersoll-Rand, as well as portable screening and crushing equipment on tracks from Metso Minerals.

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