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Scrap, Recycling Industry Gathers in Las Vegas for ISRI

Mon April 23, 2018 - Southeast Edition #9
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(L-R): Caterpillar’s Justin Folwz, Pou Fabrizius, Todd Benson, Garry Monaghan, Ken Felcyn, Danielle Livengood, Vincent Migeotte, George Pinther and Hugo Pravena, introduce the Cat MH3026 purpose-built material handler with orange peel grapple. This model replaces the MH3024.
(L-R): Caterpillar’s Justin Folwz, Pou Fabrizius, Todd Benson, Garry Monaghan, Ken Felcyn, Danielle Livengood, Vincent Migeotte, George Pinther and Hugo Pravena, introduce the Cat MH3026 purpose-built material handler with orange peel grapple. This model replaces the MH3024.
(L-R): Caterpillar’s Justin Folwz, Pou Fabrizius, Todd Benson, Garry Monaghan, Ken Felcyn, Danielle Livengood, Vincent Migeotte, George Pinther and Hugo Pravena, introduce the Cat MH3026 purpose-built material handler with orange peel grapple. This model replaces the MH3024.  Jochen Heidt, director of engineering of Terex Fuchs, shows guests around this MHL350 material handler. Aaron Kleingartner, marketing manager of Doosan Infracore, is at the show to promote Doosan’s DL2805 wheel loader. Eric Yeomans, product manager of Volvo, introduces the newly updated Volvo L150H 2.0 wheel loader with recycling options.  Dany Martin (L), and Nicolas Gonzales of Kinshofer North America, demonstrate the company’s DRS-60 scrap shear. Brent Begyn (L) and Mike Weeks, both of Esco, with an Esco double beam grate. Working the Howell Tractor booth (L-R) are John Maneno, Phil Linoski, Michael Morton, Alan Johnson, Gary Hammond, Tom Ellis, Bill McNamara and William Van Der Kleij. Nick Rogers, product specialist of Liebherr, shows off the L550 Liebherr XPower wheel loader featuring a scrap and recycling package. Randy Phillips, SE regional manager of Link-Belt, explains the features of this 380 X4 purpose-built material handler. Larry Matus of Gensco brought an orange peel grapple to the show. Ronald Szpak, sales manager of Young Corporation, presents the new D series scrap grapple, specifically designed for high-performance material handlers. Erich Sennebogen (L), owner and managing director of Sennebogen, and Constantino Lannes, president of Sennebogen, featuring the newly-upgraded Sennebogen 850 E material handler. Joe Nitch of Clearspan is ready to answer questions about the fabric structures his company has available to the recycling industry. Dave Donneral, specialized machine sales manager of Kobelco Construction Machinery, has all the information you need on the SK210D-10 demolition excavator. Jeff Seavers (L), national sales manager, and Josh Quant, NE sales manager of Moley Magnetics, are at the show to discuss how their magnetic attachments and equipment can make any job run smoother.

The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) held its 2018 convention from April 14 to 19 at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.

“The ISRI Convention and Exposition is the largest event in the recycling industry year-after-year,” according to the ISRI 2018 web page.

Attendees were introduced to the newest equipment and latest technology available in the scrap and recycling industry. Representatives from throughout the industry were on hand to speak with guests about their products.

This year's keynote speaker at the opening general session was former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez, who served during the George W. Bush administration.

Also, on hand was David Pogue, technology columnist of Yahoo Tech. Pogue was scheduled to give the speech during ISRI's closing general session.

In keeping with ISRI tradition, the silent auction is one of the highlights. Over eight years, the auction has raised nearly $200,000 from donations such as scrap metal art, hotel packages, jewelry, sporting goods and equipment and tools for scrap facilities, according to the ISRI web page.

This year's memorable items include a motorcycle scrap metal sculpture; registration and hole sponsorship for the ISRI Indiana Chapter Golf Outing; a registration plus one-night hotel stay for the ISRI Gulf Coast Chapter's summer convention in New Orleans; and a registration for the ISRI Rocky Mountain Chapter's fall meeting.

Attendees also had the opportunity to attend various sessions designed to keep members up-to-date on all that is happening in the scrap and recycling industry, including business opportunities, state-of-the-art equipment and technology advancements.

CEG




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