Powerscreen New England Expands Portfolio, to Represent CBI, Terex Ecotec Equipment Lines

Powerscreen New England expands its equipment portfolio to include CBI and Terex Ecotec lines for Rhode Island and Connecticut. This move reflects a commitment to meeting increasing demand for eco-friendly solutions in the northeastern U.S., offering customers a wide range of environmental machinery options.

Mon September 23, 2024 - Northeast Edition #22
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Powerscreen New England will serve as the authorized dealer of both Continental Biomass Industries and Terex Ecotec equipment lines in Rhode Island and Connecticut.

With this collaboration, Powerscreen New England strengthens its position as a trusted partner for environmental equipment solutions, empowering customers across the region to achieve their operational goals while prioritizing sustainability and resource efficiency, the company said. (Power courtesy of Powerscreen)

Powerscreen New England announced it will be offering Continental Biomass Industries (CBI) and Terex Ecotec, reinforcing its commitment to meet the escalating demand for environmental equipment across the northeastern United States.

Under this agreement, Powerscreen New England will serve as the authorized dealer for both Continental Biomass Industries and Terex Ecotec equipment lines in Rhode Island and Connecticut.

President Seamus Sheelan expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "As the demand for environmental equipment increases, we are ensuring that we can support our customers' needs by expanding our product offerings with industry-leading solutions from CBI and Terex Ecotec."

Continental Biomass Industries provides a comprehensive range of portable and stationary equipment, including horizontal grinders, shredders, industrial wood chippers and flail debarkers.

Terex Ecotec offers a diverse portfolio featuring slow, medium, and high-speed shredders, hybrid chippers, recycling screens, trommel screens, waste handlers and tracked conveyors.

With this collaboration, Powerscreen New England strengthens its position as a trusted partner for environmental equipment solutions, empowering customers across the region to achieve their operational goals while prioritizing sustainability and resource efficiency, the company said.

For more information, visit www.powerscreen-ne.com.

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This story also appears on Aggregate Equipment Guide.

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