Binder Machinery

Thu November 17, 2005

NJ Company Builds Reputation for Tackling Tough Jobs

Mike Jost has always had a fascination with heavy equipment. As a child, he was often found playing with Tonka toys and laying imaginary pipe. Today, he’s living out his childhood dreams as owner and president of Mike Jost Excavating, one of northern New Jersey’s premier private excavating companies....

Pete Sigmund - Mon July 25, 2005

Record Fuel Costs Stalling Some State Projects

This is the “summer of discontent” in the form of financial stress for many contractors and dealers. The cost of diesel fuel is at a record level, increasing the expense of running equipment....

Fri June 17, 2005

Operator Input Key to Segal & Morel’s Iron Purchases

If there is one area of the construction business that has thrived no matter what the economic climate, it has been the home site development and construction business. This has been especially so for home building company Segal & Morel, Bridgewater, NJ....

Wed June 01, 2005

Brick Wall Corp. Relies on Closed-Circuit Metso Crusher

The “Waste not, want not” adage can be used to describe the philosophy of a company that recycles construction debris. One such company is Belford, NJ-based, Brick Wall Corporation, one of the family-owned Hesse companies, of Belford....

Wed April 06, 2005

Bill Kretschmer Earns Binder Machinery’s President’s Award

Binder Machinery Company, based in South Plainfield, NJ, recently recognized Vice President Bill Kretschmer for “his many years of commitment, devotion and unselfish service” by presenting him with the company’s William L....

CEG - Sat January 01, 2000

PhilCONEX 2000 "The Greatest Show In Dirt"

Of course the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware crowd was in full force for the two-day event, which was held on March 22-23, 2000, at The Expo Center, Pennsauken, NJ. Robert and Will Buckley of Buckley & Co....

Thu March 10, 2005

NJ Business Wins With Metso Mobile Crusher

L. Feriozzi Concrete Company has helped build casinos in Atlantic City for many years, but when Joseph L. Feriozzi, the company’s vice president, went shopping for a crusher, he was in no mood to gamble....

James Van Horn - Wed December 15, 2004

NJ 47 Drivers Get Holiday Bonus

With highway construction following an accelerated schedule, both shoppers and merchants in a major South Jersey retail center are getting an early Christmas present. A new, expanded New Jersey Route 47 in Vineland and Millville, NJ, is open to traffic in time for the holiday rush, as many as 17 months ahead of schedule....

Pete Sigmund - Thu November 04, 2004

Satellites, Software Render Iron Service Data in Minutes

A quiet revolution is taking place in equipment management. Advanced satellite-aided computer maintenance systems can now monitor entire fleets — picking out which units need servicing — and even compare the productivity of different operators....

Wed October 20, 2004

Binder Apprenticeship Program Proves Successful in NJ

A career as a heavy-equipment service technician isn’t for everyone. But for those with the talent and qualifications, opportunities are endless. Despite that, attracting new people to become service technicians is difficult....